Sentence examples for would be reclaimed from inspiring English sources

The events would be held in two main zones: the Core Zone, which would include the Olympic Stadium, and the River Zone, a portion of the riverbank that would be reclaimed for public use.

It would be 73 more years, in 1991, before the remains would be reclaimed and the announcement would ring out: the grave of the last Russian czar, Nicholas II, and his family had been found.

Ensuring that Hiriya and the flat flood lands around it would be reclaimed as open green space for the residents of southern Tel Aviv, rather than falling into the hands of eager real estate developers, was one of the last and lesser known battles fought by Mr. Sharon.

Its report gave many women the audacity to hope that freedom from violence and constitutional equality would be reclaimed by and for women. .

However, both Marie and Ferdinand were reluctant to leave the country in the hands of a five-year-old boy, even overseen by a regency, for fear that the lands gained during World War I would be reclaimed by neighbouring countries and that political disturbances might lead to civil unrest.

Some thought that the crown was held by the French kings on loan, and would be reclaimed by Christ on the Day of Judgement a belief expressed in the antiphon sung at Sens Cathedral in 1239 to celebrate the arrival of the main relic.

Around half was from evictions; and half of that, it was estimated, would never be reclaimed.

On mainstream television (Newsnight) the Conservative MP Louise Bagshawe said that the word "slut" could never be reclaimed, would always be a horrible word, because it "lionised promiscuity".

The proposed rule is set to take effect at the start of next year and would allow payouts to be reclaimed if evidence emerged of "misbehaviour or material error", major financial problems or failures of risk management.

The resulting reservoir area and cultivated farmland cultivated in each mining stage based on the developed CMR plan is shown in Table 4 with the estimate that about there would be 477.48 ha will be reclaimed as farmland which accounts for 82.83% of the total study area.

The Tel Olam struck Kahn and Thomsen as a "third way" that would provide a built memorial — that huge wall of leveled trees — but would also let the site eventually be reclaimed by nature.