Sentence examples for restoring links from inspiring English sources

"This project isn't just about building a railway - it's about restoring links for communities that will result in employment, study and social opportunities," said Mr Brown.

Shortly after taking office in 2009, Obama pursued a "re-set" with Russia to restore links damaged by the fallout from Russia's 2008 war in Georgia.

Celebrations heralding the restored link will be held at Burnley's Manchester Road and Accrington stations on Monday.

Council leader Mark Townsend said the restored link would benefit the local economy and employment, while making the nearby countryside "even easier to reach for visitors".

As I wrote in a National Journal column last year (the article now restored link apparently broken in their redesign), the most relevant historical parallel may be the reaction among seniors to the prescription drug benefit in Medicare, now known as Medicare Part D, that was enacted in 2003.

They discussed ways of improving bilateral ties, including restoring air links.

His recipe for restoring growth links together localism, economic interventionism and radical Whitehall reform.

He also extrapolated from his knowledge of Morris's designs elsewhere, and from his own work in restoring old links courses.

An article on Monday about the first of 16 charter flights between mainland China and Taiwan, cited as an important step toward restoring transportation links between them, misstated the amount of Taiwanese investment on the mainland.

The Conservatives now back restoring the link to earnings.

This includes preventing families reaching crisis point by restoring the link between benefits and inflation".