Sentence examples for to restore for from inspiring English sources

For engineering bone tissue to restore, for example, maxillofacial defects, mechanosensitive cells are needed that are able to conduct bone cell-specific functions, such as bone remodelling.

One public interest housing group bought eight properties to restore for low-cost housing.

Especially beautiful is the still-intact brick office building from 1865, which Scenic Hudson, a local nonprofit organization, plans to restore for public use.

The units of private herders, who use exactly the same nedermas as the brigades and whose grazing areas interact very much with the brigades, therefore have to keep a distance in time or space (two to three weeks during green-up) in order to avoid mixing of herds and to allow for pastures to restore for grazing of the other herds.

"I urge Londoners to give me the chance to restore for all Londoners the opportunities our great city gave to me".

"All of us share a common objective – namely to restore for the children of Angola a strong national system of education," said UNICEF Representative Mario Ferrari.

Generations of women need to rally together now not only to protect what we have fought for, but to restore progress for our daughters and granddaughters, too.

It is time for Congress to restore financing for the Legal Services Corporation and end the restrictions on federally financed legal services lawyers.

In response, Congress passed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act in 1993 to restore protections for religious liberty.

One fairly easy call for Mr. Salazar would be to restore protections for Alaska's Bristol Bay.

Addressing such the community livelihood needs has potential to restore hope for the future among returnees a likely premise for effective behaviour change messages for HIV prevention[ 15].