Sentence examples for restoring standards from inspiring English sources

For Liverpool winning a trophy would provide tangible evidence of the transformation Houllier has achieved in restoring standards of passing, organisation and all-round team play which once were taken for granted at Anfield.

It was left to another Bolshoi-trained dancer, Nina Ananiashvili, to restore standards with Marcelo Gomes in the adagio and coda of George Balanchine's "Sylvia Pas de Deux".

Berlioz was born into an energetic, patchy, philistine musical environment, and some of the best stories in the book are about his single-handed attempts to restore standards.

"The latest revelations of collusion, corruption and market-rigging," the commission wrote in the report, are "the clearest illustration yet that a great deal more needs to be done to restore standards in banking".

In some ways, the area has become like a theme park of the past, as these restored standards offer a vision of a lost bohemian New York — albeit with a well-heeled clientele and prices to match.

First, we need to improve the flow of information -- and we are pleased that EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson is taking steps to restore standards for company-based toxic reports that were weakened under the previous administration.

The Government is committed to restoring the standards that existed before 2003 and expanding access in a sustainable way.

This performance was distinctive for restoring the standard cuts made by Tchaikovsky's student Alexander Siloti.

He called the McCutcheon case "yet another missed opportunity to right the course of our campaign finance jurisprudence by restoring a standard that is faithful to the First Amendment".

The findings renew the political argument about how to restore living standards to the level that they were before the recession.

Much of it was marred also by the pretentious style of the followers of William Owen Pughe, who tried to "restore" literary standards.