Sentence examples for which will be restored from inspiring English sources

The transept, which will be restored, must be cleared of debris.

In October, a scrapyard was saved for the nation: Shropshire Wildlife Trust is removing 100,000 used tyres from the site, which will be restored (thanks to the last of our EU wildlife funds) to create one of the country's largest lowland peat bogs.

"The fix temporarily disables remote access to shared users, which will be restored in a software update early next week".

Other specialists have been involved in monitoring the rare acid grassland which covers parts of the park's steep escarpment and which Locog says will be restored and improved post Games.

The threshold at which income tax bites will be restored this year to €12,000, leaving around 3m low-income Greeks paying no tax.

With this new understanding of her will and her new resolution to develop better habits in employing her will, her generosity (which formerly degraded into pride, vanity) will be restored, as will her virtue.

Thanks to a £26 million project backed by the Heritage Lottery fund, the long forgotten railway which once transported four million parcels a day will be restored.

With the addition of Zankel Hall, the original 1891 plan by Andrew Carnegie, which had three stages under one roof, will be restored.

At Holyroodhouse, a new family room will be created inside the palace, the storytelling of the state apartments will be improved and the Abbey Strand buildings, which sit just outside the palace gates, will be restored to house a learning centre.

Ms Dorries learned today she has to wait until next week to find out if the Conservative Party whip, which was suspended during her jungle sojourn, will be restored.

This will open a window which will display all of the currently-installed programs and drivers that will be deleted currently-uninstalled programs and drivers that will be restored by this restore point.