Sentence examples for right to restore from inspiring English sources

Since then urgent restoration has been prevented by arguments over who has the right to restore the collapsing roof amongst the three Christian denominations which share the custody of this monumental 6th century structure – the Greek Orthodox Church, the Latins (Roman Catholics) under the Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land, and the Armenian Orthodox.

Do not deny Greeks the right to restore their ultimate landmark.

Manucho side-footed the spot kick to the goalkeeper's right to restore Angola's lead.

Once you have located what you were looking for, click "Restore" at the bottom right to restore the file or folder to its original location.

The foreign secretary said the circumstances were right to restore the diplomatic mission after a significant thawing in relations in recent months.

The foreign secretary said the "circumstances are right: to restore the diplomatic base after a significant thawing in relations over recent months.

Water markets have featured prominently in the reallocation of water rights to restore freshwater ecosystem health.

Given the amount of Labour legislation one or both of the new governing parties opposed, it should not be that difficult to come up with a long list of laws to repeal and rights to restore.

In 2015, the NoVo Foundation, a not-for-profit group run by Warren Buffett's son and daughter-in-law, announced it had won the rights to restore and redevelop the former prison.

As Ball said, Is someone who sat on the rabidly anti-union board of Walmart for six years the right person to restore workers' rights?

"Having known him for more than 20 years, I believe he is the right candidate at the right time to restore harmony to the game".