Sentence examples for vote to restore from inspiring English sources

At the very least, Congress could vote to restore money to the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.

The City Council's vote to restore free Sunday parking (news article, July 28) is a handout to the minority of car owners.

In May, the spokesman for the military junta said the vote to restore civilian rule after this year's military coup would be held on Dec. 26, but electoral officials said later that they needed more time to prepare.

Yet, with the International Olympic Committee's recent vote to restore rugby for the 2016 Olympics, in Rio de Janeiro, USA Rugby is working hard to de-rowdyize the game.

The mayor said he would vote to restore a limit of two terms, down from three, and to ban the City Council from rewriting the rule for sitting elected officials, closing a legislative loophole that Mr. Bloomberg exploited in his quest to remain in office beyond eight years.

In a conference call with reporters on Friday, John H. Sununu, a former governor of New Hampshire and a Romney supporter, said Mr. DeWine was lashing out against Mr. Romney because of an advertisement from a pro-Romney "super PAC" that attacked Mr. Santorum for his vote to restore voting rights of felons who had completed their sentences.

Fifty-six senators voted to restore gun ownership rights to veterans who have had them taken away.

And just today, the House voted to restore the spending discipline that Washington sorely needs.

The House has voted to restore discounts for children's hospitals.

The Council also voted to restore funding for about 30 fire marshals and 200 defibrillators.

The Legislature voted to restore $273 million in cuts that Mr. Spitzer had proposed.