Sentence examples for which should be restored from inspiring English sources

A spectacular example of these bridges, tending to disprove the size-effect theory and challenging all previous ancient constructions, is the Jiangdong bridge, of which only a part survives, but which should be restored, preserved, and declared human heritage monument.

Which marshes should be restored?

Stokesley-born Ruffer was to buy Francisco de Zurbarán's paintings from the Church Commissioners and keep them at Auckland Castle, which Ruffer proposed should be restored, held in trust and become a major heritage attraction.

However, before strengthening the structure, the integrity of the concrete should be restored, which is often carried out through grouting using cement slurry, followed by grouting with epoxy or low viscous monomer.

Regardless of whether the revenue flows to Social Security or other programs which reduce inequality, a robust estate tax should be restored.

Patient movement therefore should be prevented and monitored during acquisition, the original position should be restored as quickly as possible and any movement should be noted including time at which it occurred.

The copy, which also shows a much younger-looking figure, has once again ignited a debate about whether Leonardo's Mona Lisa should be restored as well.

The cease-fire should be restored immediately.

Full entry and exit checks should be restored the borders.

Make no mistake, the Latin jazz category should be restored.

They should be restored by the end of April.