Sentence examples for restored to private from inspiring English sources
NEW AGREEMENT IS MADE Arrears of $37,500,000 to Be Paid -- Railways to Be Restored to Private Operation.
Bill Clinton, poor Arkansas son of a widowed single mom, became notoriously possessed of Kennedyesque fleshly appetites as he rose to prominence – and once he was restored to private life, he gleefully consorted with the likes of tumescent supermarket mogul Ron "Air Fuck One" Burkle and Jeffrey "Lolita Express" Epstein.
Citywide, the administration has been trying since 1994 to restore to private ownership thousands of properties, both occupied and vacant, in city hands.
It was not until December 1976 that brigades in Huzhou were restored to their original size, private plots were returned to commune members, and political scoring was canceled (Codification Committee of Huzhou City 1999, 529).
Spang also owns an old Western ghost town, named "Spectreville", restored to be his own private vacation retreat.
In 1990 the government lifted restrictions on private farming, and almost all agricultural land was restored thereafter to private ownership while loans for the establishment of small farms and food-processing facilities were made available.
The Court notes, ante, at 166 n. 7, that petitioner at oral argument here disclaimed the contention that the passage of time had restored him to private status, electing to place all his eggs in the more expansive basket that forms the framework of the Court's opinion.
What we are witnessing is the completion of a project begun some 25 years ago to restore healthcare to private enterprise.
Fealty to the "Washington consensus" was seen as necessary to qualify for official help and to restore access to private capital markets.
"We want to get the best value for the taxpayer, maximise support for the economy and restore them to private ownership.
In a statement the Treasury said: "We want to get the best value for the taxpayer, maximise support for the economy and restore them to private ownership.
