Sentence examples for restoring a system from inspiring English sources

More than a dozen have existing lines, including New Orleans, which is restoring a system devastated by Hurricane Katrina.

Congress has the power to untie these legal knots while also restoring a system of checks and balances in federal criminal sentencing.

So we have a veteran scholar restoring a system of thought and belief supporting principles of tolerance, openness and liberation, after a prolonged neo-medieval era, and an emerging scholar concerned with preserving radical autonomy in an age when nature itself can no longer sustain it.

But as the differences between the two men's description suggest, the pressure to recompartmentalize information is bound to raise questions about whether the government is restoring a system that, ultimately, was blamed for many of the failures to "connect the dots" before the 2001 attacks.

Our objective is to provide solar plant designers with a database for predicting anticipated soiling losses in different parts of the world, and for assessing effective cleaning methods for restoring a system's energy yield.

It's now up to the Senate to discover whether Mortensen will bend a truncated U.S. refugee resettlement program further toward the president's prejudices or consider restoring a system that has provided hope and rescue for some of the world's most persecuted and vulnerable people.

They "attempted to restore a system designed for autocrats in a land where autocracy was no longer politically sustainable".

The intricate system of obligations and rights inherited by the ancien régime from feudalism was rejected by the Revolution, which restored a system patterned on that of Roman law.

This process restores a system's functionality after a failure by propagating information about the error through the system until a fitting agent is found that is able to perform the required function.

The modified version that they adopted is that there are no cyclic processes, whose sole result is to restore a system to its initial state and having a strictly positive expectation value for the conversion of heat into work.

We need to restore a system of public information to tell people what to do and what not to do.