Sentence examples for restoring the use of from inspiring English sources

C. 752 Athens, Greece August 9, 803 Lésbos, Greece Irene, (born c. 752, Athens died Aug. 9, 803, Lesbos), Byzantine ruler and saint of the Greek Orthodox Church who was instrumental in restoring the use of icons in the Eastern Roman Empire.

But Patrick Leahy, the current chairman and a Democrat, has restored the use of blue slips.

Botulinum cannot restore the use of muscles when stroke has destroyed the brain region that controls them.

It might also act as a form of physiotherapy, to help victims of strokes restore the use of their legs.

States need to encourage more rational sentencing, restore the use of executive clemency and bring parole back into the corrections process.

His vetoes also restored the use of $10 million from a surplus account to pay debt service, deleted $6.5 million that the Legislature had added for police costs and he also projected about $4 million in savings from attrition.

And Balanchine, devastated, took a yearlong leave from the company he had founded, to accompany her on the search for treatments that might restore the use of her muscles.

Last month, Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) tabled a proposed constitutional amendment, known as SCA 5, which would have restored the use of affirmative action in admissions to the state's public institutions of higher learning.

This study was conducted to assess the safety, tolerability, < NOTE: For clarity and per AMA/S-W Style, please restore the use of Oxford/serial commas (ie: David likes vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate ice cream) throughout.

Two main strategies are employed for pharmacological modulation of miRNA activity in vivo: (i) restoring the function of a miRNA using either synthetic miRNA mimics or viral expression constructs, and (ii) inhibition of miRNA function by chemically modified antimiR oligonucleotides.

The Back Store didn't sell me a back, but physical therapy eventually restored me the use of my own.