Sentence examples for were reclaimed through from inspiring English sources

After 1931 vast tracts of land were reclaimed through the draining of marshes in the Lazio region, where gleaming new towns were created with Fascist architecture and names Littoria (now Latina) in 1932, Sabaudia in 1934, Pontinia in 1935, Aprilia in 1937, and Pomezia in 1938.

Lives are reclaimed through the beauty and simplicity of teamwork.

In Africa, millions of acres of parched land have been reclaimed through strategic tree growth.

Marguerite Smith, the first member of the tribe to become an attorney, told me, "I went to law school with the message from the elders 'You have to do something for your tribe.' When I finished, they said, 'You go and get those hills.' " But Gumbs and others on the reservation have argued that the land, most of which is now privately owned, will never be reclaimed through the courts.

Under the plan, the benefit will still be paid to mothers but will be reclaimed through tax payments made by the highest earner in the household whose salary exceeds £50,000.

Saline-sodic soils may be reclaimed through the addition of amendments to alter the soil pore system and hydraulic functions, therefore allowing salts to be leached from the soil.

About 45,000 were reclaimed by their owners. .

The Cd II) laden adsorbent was reclaimed by flushing chelants through the column.

In a private tour of the buildings that are being reclaimed, Ms. McAlpin takes visitors through the Ferry Building, administrative offices and the measles, maternity and psychiatric wards.

Others, including the manic Cassandra, are dragged to the waiting ferry through clattering iron doors, while the hated Helen is reclaimed by her cuckolded husband.

Much swampland has been reclaimed.