Sentence examples for start to restore from inspiring English sources

"Everyone feels it's important to start to restore confidence in New York and our community".

It would start to restore what has been lost in the crisis: public confidence in the integrity of financial markets.

But here is a short list of small changes backed by the TUC that might start to restore workers' protection.

If local government is both more powerful and more accountable, we can start to restore the trust that's been lost in our political system.

And if Lula took serious steps to clean up Brazilian politics by pushing for more accountable party and electoral systems—he would start to restore his own claims to moral leadership of the region's left.

But all this makes it a cruel irony that Mr Obama chose Cairo as the venue for the big speech in 2009 that was designed to start to restore America's relations with the Muslim world.

Ecological restoration can reverse environmental degradation and is starting to restore ecological services, as well as help mitigate climate change.

"By that point, people started to restore them," he said.

"We cannot reverse the process that has been started to restore legitimacy to the election process.

With one pitch, Looper may have started to restore the Mets' sense of machismo.

That afternoon, Ms. Raggi visited a theater in central Rome that her administration has started to restore.