Sentence examples for with a view to restoring from inspiring English sources

The Department for Transport (DfT) will start vetting bidders next month, with a view to restoring the line to the private sector in March 2015.

An army spokesman said the decision to increase the size of the military forces in Sarawak was made "with a view to restoring confidence and maintaining stability" in the face of possible increased rebel activity.

He formed fresh links with the Indian leaders whom he had overthrown, and set up a commission to review the 1990 constitution with a view to restoring multiracial government.

We have been asked to master plan a 51 acre garden with a view to restoring the historic landscape in phases and forming a working relationship with the local planning authorities.

Britain was recovering from these horrors, he said, because of its adherence to "the plan".He referred to a raft of spending cuts, tax increases and pro-business gestures designed with a view to restoring the public finances to surplus by 2018.

He wrote several different versions of his Éléments de géométrie (1794) with a view to restoring Euclidean rigour in the teaching of geometry, which in his view had been corroded by texts, such as one by Clairaut (1741), that relied on notions of self-evidence.

"We want the country to hear our positive view, our optimistic view to restore American values".

For the purpose of this study, pharmacological interventions were defined as those classified as medicinal products under the EU Directive 2001/83/EEC, i.e. any substance or combination of substances which may be administered to human beings with a view to making a diagnosis or to restoring, correcting or modifying physiological function in human beings.

The attempt of Bismarck to restore Russo-German friendship through the Reinsurance Treaty of 1887, with a view to an ultimate restoration of the alliance of Russia, Germany, and Austria, did not survive Bismarck's fall from power in 1890.

Extensive efforts have been made in recent years to restore rivers with a view to increasing the ecological value of riparian areas and the surrounding landscape and to improving the protection provided against extreme flooding events.

[For more information on the hurricane's environmental health sequelae, see "In Katrina's Wake," EHP 114 A32 A39 (2006).] The New Orleans Office of Community Development has worked with nonprofit builders to restore neighborhoods with a view to environmental health and justice.