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The University is building the Boathouse Marsh, which will restore the park's salt marsh and create public access to previously inaccessible waterfront along the Harlem River.

Europe's new budget deal paves the way for sweeping changes which will restore public confidence after the rejection of the constitutional treaty, Tony Blair said today.

I'm hoping that Leveson comes up with a process which will restore public confidence in the media by forcing the media to behave themselves.

Stradivarius instruments have become synonymous with excellence and expense, said Bruno Price, a fine instrument dealer with Rare Violins of New York, which will restore the Totenberg instrument.

The Polish MEP Robert Iwaszkiewicz is to join the EFDD's ranks as an individual, which will restore the group, a Ukip spokesman said.

It is a solution which will restore public confidence in the way capital punishment is imposed and carried out in our country.

Late last year it acquired a 25-year lease on Radio City Music Hall, which it will restore and renovate.

As a result, providers said they educate patients regarding what is and is not realistic to expect from the treatment, both in terms of the amount of pain relief they can expect and the extent to which treatment will restore their ability to engage in various activities.

"We must provide the Greeks with solidarity, aid and above all show confidence which will help restore growth," he said.

Greece "needs to better inform the markets as well as the Greek people that what's being done is actually achieving results, which will help restore confidence," said Claude Giorno, the senior economist for Greece at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, based in Paris.

The government promises a General Teaching Council, which will "help restore the morale of the profession," but the threat of the sack may have a bigger, and more depressing, effect on morale.