Sentence examples for so we restore from inspiring English sources
In doing so, we restore Meier to the human scale of his contemporaries.
It means reversing the cuts to local authority provision, so we restore the safety net of care for vulnerable, elderly and disabled people.
He told the BBC on Thursday: "Because we are fixing the economy – because we are working through our plan – I believe Britain can afford an above-inflation increase in the minimum wage so we restore its real value for people and we make sure we have a recovery for all and that work always pays".
Now that the DTSA is in place, we should turn our attention toward achieving a better innovation ecosystem by reversing or legislating away recent harmful court patent decisions so we restore the proper balance between trade secrets and patents.
The change was creating enough confusion and consternation that it seemed to outweigh the benefits of the broader search, so we restored the classic behavior.
But we can only do so if we restore confidence in our markets, only if we rebuild trust between investors and lenders, and only if we renew that common interest between Wall Street and Main street that is the key to our long-term success.Now, as most experts agree, our economy is in a recession.
So we will restore power to people, families, communities, neighbourhoods and councils.
It's time to focus on what has worked so we can restore the kind of opportunity that our society is built on.
"We have advocated beating deflation, correcting the strong yen and achieving economic growth during the election, so we must restore a strong economy," he said, adding that the stagnant economy was also undermining Japan's diplomatic clout.
"It is time for serious and meaningful reforms so we can restore confidence in our intelligence community," he said in a statement accompanying the legislation's formal introduction before Congress.
I sincerely hope that politicians can now put petty squabbles aside and anoint a successor without delay, so we can restore stability and get on with the all-important business of reconstruction.
