Sentence examples for were to be restored from inspiring English sources

These instruments, the Treaty of Versailles briskly declared in its Article 131, were to be restored to China within twelve months.

In his last play, The Demes, written just after the disastrous Athenian expedition led by Alcibiades to Sicily (412 bc), he addressed himself with patriotic fervour to the problem of how the fortunes of Athens were to be restored.

Amid indifference from local authorities, five families of people killed by police, along with civil rights campaigners and attorneys, said an inquiry into Kern County's criminal justice system was now required if trust between officers and sections of the community were to be restored.

But even if order were to be restored to Yemen, Saudi security officials would still need to be vigilant: the war in Syria is giving impetus to al-Qaeda groups there, and energizing jihadists in Iraq.

So the future is bleak even were the Proposition to succeed -- unless the national and state economies were to be restored to a pattern of rapid and sustained growth.

In a speech given on January 3 , 1935at the Berlin State Opera, Hitler stated that Schleicher and Bredow had been shot "in error" on the basis of false information, and that their names were to be restored to the honor rolls of their regiments at once.

However, in distribution networks, the shed-load can be restored using a single rate of restoration scheme because of the loads that are to be restored are considerably lower in magnitude compared with power transmission networks.

If self-confidence is to be restored, there is much work to do yet".

"Changes are necessary if competitive balance is to be restored," Mitchell said.

I am reassured by his announcement that lottery funding is to be restored to the arts.

"Plans will be made for how the museum is to be restored.