Sentence examples for should restore confidence from inspiring English sources

But Barclays Capital's Mr Setia sees a tougher regulatory regime as a "huge long-term positive" for markets, as it should restore confidence in their devalued debt.

While some analysts have said the stress tests should restore confidence in the sector and lead to a recapitalization of weaker banks, others have said the exact criteria of the sovereign stress needs to be disclosed if the tests are to convince the market.

"That should restore confidence in the bank and then it can restructure itself in order to get out of trouble, but it doesn't make banking entirely safe.

Besides removing a puzzle in Australian prehistory, says Rink, the new dates should restore confidence in luminescence dating, which is a powerful tool when applied correctly.

Paul Mumford, senior fund manager at Cavendish Asset Management in London, believes the latest details should restore confidence in equity markets: "People that have sold U.K. bank shares will be nervous about continuing to take short positions and we'll see a bit of a recovery".

But, she argues, that the announcements should help restore confidence in the eurozone.

That should help restore confidence by preventing regulatory arbitrage between jurisdictions and diluting the voices of powerful national lobbies.

Dr. John M. Logsdon, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University here, said restructuring the human space flight program and formally linking its components should help restore confidence in NASA that was shaken by cost overruns.

Carsten Brzeski, an economist in Brussels with ING Group, said the quick budget deal should help to restore confidence.

PAGE B1 AN UNPOPULAR IDEA GAINS STEAM There's not much agreement on what steps the Treasury secretary, Timothy Geithner, should take to restore confidence in the markets.

"It should restore voter confidence.