Sentence examples for this would restore from inspiring English sources

This would restore her among the world leaders.

This would restore confidence in the pensions system and be of social benefit to the areas where savers live, before and during their retirement.

Doing this would restore a poor region to prosperity, he said, "getting ranchers back to ranching, getting the miners back to mining, getting the loggers back to logging".

If Jesus really was the promised Messiah, this would restore much of the traditional basis for Christian anti-semitism, which most Christians have struggled against for the last 50 years.

This would restore the supervenience of semantics in the Kripkean context.

This would restore some calm to financial markets and allow countries to get on with badly needed local reforms.

On Aug. 7, Zardari signed a document pledging that a "nonpartisan" figure would assume the presidency and that this person would restore the judges shortly after taking office.

"Passage of this amendment would restore the death penalty in Florida for 16-year-old offenders," said Stephen Harper, coordinator of the Juvenile Death Penalty Initiative, a coalition seeking to eliminate the death penalty for juveniles.

When the chancellor obliged the MPC to write to him to explain whenever measured inflation differed from the target by more than one percentage point, Mervyn King, now one of the Bank's deputy governors, joked that this edict would restore the lost art of letter-writing.

His critique was facilitated by his account of the "theft of enjoyment" in racist fantasy: the unconscious supposition by racists that "others" (who are configured as objects of both hatred and admiration) have stolen their jouissance and that the recovery of this jouissance would restore the racists' lost, balanced community.

This act would restore the ability of an employee to challenge pay discrimination whenever he or she learns about it.