Sentence examples for restoring impact from inspiring English sources

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At a recent economic conference I attended at this stately 16-century restored castle, Impact Economy CEO Dr. Maximilian Martin provided a plethora of statistics to back up the point made in the Patagonia ad.

A lot of attention in the debate on the 2014 2020 programming period of the EU CAP and rural development policy revolves around the policy's contribution to enhancing resource use efficiency, decreasing environmental impact, restoring ecosystems and how to ensure more efficient and effective agri-environmental measures (AEMs).

These measures can include straightforward metrics such as acreage of wetlands restored, or impact-related metrics such as the carbon sequestration capacity of a forest.

Companies, banks and governments accept responsibility for restoring territories adversely impacted.

The report explained that "extending license duration appears to have comparatively little impact on restoring the financial institutions' confidence in the sector".

"It's easier to make an impact by restoring 50percentt of the arts funding than it is to restore 50percentt of some of the other cuts," Mr. Shuffler said.

"The members of this gang have a history of violent activity, and we believe these arrests will have a significant impact in restoring peace to the streets of Hempstead," said Lewis Rice Jr. of the Drug Enforcement Administration in New York.

Gordon Brown hailed the result of the summit in the former steelmaking city of Pittsburgh as a victory for British thinking and persistence, insisting the economic regime would have an impact in restoring balanced growth.

The immediate surge reflects in particular the impact of restoring the main rate of VAT (value-added tax), which returned on January 1st to 17.5% after 13 months at 15%.

"The elimination of prison populations of upstate districts will have a net impact of restoring populations to Democratic districts in New York City and the downstate suburbs," said Doug Forand, a Democratic political consultant.