Sentence examples for the practice of restoring from inspiring English sources

In a public letter to the Federal Trade Commission in January, Adobe condemned the practice of restoring cookies after they had been deleted by a user.

The name of the fourth sacrament, reconciliation, or penance as it was once known, reflects the practice of restoring sinners to the community of the faithful that was associated with the earliest discipline of the penitential rite.

The first episode begins with a brief explanation of the practice of restoring antique clocks — which, we learn, is connected to the person who ultimately becomes the center of this story. .

Hence, Mr. Stille notes, the Chinese practice of restoring and repainting its ancient monuments, so that edifices like the Summer Palace "look more like the Disneyland re-creations or the décor of a fancy restaurant in New York's Chinatown than whatever they may have been during the Ming or Qing dynasty".

Germany's culture minister said ending the nation's longstanding practice of restoring artwork stolen by Nazis to Holocaust survivors and descendants of those killed was "out of the question," Bloomberg News reported.

When a new theory is located by this research and it replaces the old theory then what Kuhn calls a scientific revolution occurs: the practice of normal science is restored, guided by the new theory.

Vatican II recommended a reform of the canonical hours, which included simplifying their observance, encouraging participation by the laity, and restoring the practice of singing the hours in groups.

It is our responsibility in our generation to start restoring the practice of helping kids in school and never letting them out of our care.

Labour seems unlikely to restore the practice of increasing the basic pension in line with average earnings that was scrapped by the Tories.

Perhaps most significantly, he restored the practice of democratic elections.

The Nelson amendment would restore the practice of paying the pharmaceutical corporations Medicaid prices for drug benefits to the poor -- automatically reducing taxpayer costs for Part D reimbursement by $86 billion dollars over ten years.