Sentence examples for restore properties from inspiring English sources

They don't have the money to buy and restore properties themselves.

The swift eviction of the boy's family was the work of Toncho Zourlev, a k a the Enforcer, a no-nonsense Bulgarian who leads an eviction squad set up by the United Nations in Kosovo in 2006 to restore properties to their legal owners.

Technology intervention is a key success to restore properties and productivities of a highly weathered soil (Oxisols).

"This revenue will bolster our ongoing efforts to restore property tax rebates".

Money from that tax could be used to restore property tax credits that were cut last year.

His Republican challenger, Christopher J. Christie, retreating from a key campaign promise, says he can no longer fully restore property tax breaks for homeowners, given the uncertainty of the state's finances.

After decades of portraying itself as Hitler's first victim, Austria has only in the last few years acknowledged its own debt to Holocaust victims and begun to restore property seized by the Nazis.

Instead of taking their cases straight to Strasbourg, Greek-Cypriots must now apply first to an "immovable property commission" in north Cyprus, established by Turkey, that has powers to restore property or award compensation.

The GAAC was made up of business owners who advocated the reduction of recreational drug use, local crime, and the improvement of the neighborhood, in an effort to restore property values.

There are plenty of water damage restoration companies in the U.S. and other countries that are capable of restoring properties to their pre-incident condition.

Beautifully restored properties like Kykuit or Lyndhurst don't compel them.