Sentence examples for steps to repair from inspiring English sources

Governor Bush took steps to repair the agency soon after taking office.

This training program is among the first steps to repair that relationship.

Transformative change is more than an apology, and it's more than taking steps to repair the damage done.

The country has spent years agonizing over the wounds and has taken some steps to repair itself, most notably passing a new constitution.

In addition, the state has begun to take steps to repair what former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger described as a prison system "collapsing under its own weight".

In a nod to political reality, Mr. Andrews has taken steps to repair relations with Mr. Norcross, which were left in tatters when tensions boiled over after the loss in the primary.

Fire & Ice does take some steps to repairing the damage done with the previous 3DS Sonic release – levels here are designed in such a way where secret areas can be uncovered, if you want to seek them out.

It was yet another step to repair a state child welfare system that he has described as broken.

When a faucet got into the act recently, I looked to DoItYourself.com and read the following first step: "To repair the leak, first turn off the water".

Meeting with city leaders, community organizers and regional law enforcement Friday in Chicago, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder sought to take a step to repair the tense relationship between officers and the communities they serve.

Without proclaiming a presumptuously labeled policy such as "triangulation," "the Nixon Doctrine," or even a "freedom agenda," Obama has moved step-by-step to repair the damage caused by a plethora of Washington foreign policy debacles, old and new, and then maneuvered deftly to rebuild America's fading global influence.