Sentence examples for restore vital from inspiring English sources

Washington needs to accelerate its efforts to restore vital services and normal economic life.

It's time for the Senate to reverse Washington's role as Congress's pocket colony and restore vital home-rule initiatives.

"We will not support a version of SB 451 that does not restore vital educational freedom provisions.

The shutdown will cost all taxpayers more in the long run, because the government will need to reorganize complex projects and to restore vital, normal functions.

"President Obama has directed us to immediately help restore vital transportation infrastructure following this unprecedented and devastating storm – and that's exactly what we're doing," Mr. LaHood said.

By a conservative extrapolation, Parnia believes the relatively cheap and straightforward methods he uses to restore vital processes could save up to 40,000 American lives a year and maybe 10,000 British ones.

These are all important steps toward restoring vital consumer protections.

The White House and its spokesmen regale Americans with tales of inflated political progress, but the only real progress has been in areas like restoring vital services.

Many Iraqis said life had been easier under Saddam because he had restored vital services within a few months of the end of the Gulf war.

The Obama administration's new guidelines for the Clean Water Act are an important first step in restoring vital legal safeguards to wetlands and streams threatened by development and pollution.

Brazilian scientists point to precedents of restoring vital waterways, as Paris has done with the Seine or London with the Thames, allowing salmon to thrive there decades after they had disappeared.