Sentence examples for revive the system from inspiring English sources

"Let's face the reality that many schools are never going to be used again, and that we urgently need other ways to revive the system," he said.

This week, two disparate groups — one representing businesses, the other European regulators — are recommending potentially complementary steps to revive the system.

That has now been capped by two years of unrelenting austerity that has hurt most Greeks but has ultimately failed to revive the system, or even change it in any significant way.

Here are several ways that Congress could revive the system: Raise the grant The biggest reason candidates are dropping out of the system is that they can raise much more money outside of it.

To revive the system, Mr. Ravitch, a former construction executive, persuaded lawmakers to allow the authority to do what countless cities and states had long done to build and maintain their infrastructure: Issue bonds.

Criminal Investigation Chief Mark Matthews Mark Matthews is trying to revive the system for getting leads from IRS auditors on ordinary tax cheats who deserve criminal prosecution, too.

After the Meiji Restoration, the government treated Shintō like a state religion and revived the system of national shrines, which dated from the 9th century or earlier.

Today's action revived the system of public campaign financing, with taxpayers checking off a box on their income tax returns to note whether they would donate a part of any anticipated refund to candidates.

On one side is the commissioning of new works; on the other, an alliance with the Aga Khan Music Initiative, which aims to strengthen traditional music in Central Asia by (among other things) reviving the system of oral teaching that was stifled by the Soviet conservatories.

The botched rollout of measures to revive the banking system was another misjudgement.

This coming movement will have to revive the American System: a governing philosophy that believes in targeted federal efforts to arouse growth, social mobility and responsibility.