Sentence examples for would have restored from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that would have restored order to the financial sector.

The House and Senate farm bills would have restored financing for the disaster relief program.

The bill would have restored the 3.4percentt for another year.

They wrote to complain about his veto of a bill that would have restored their health benefits.

Not doing so would have restored New Orleans's more traditional urban geography, and likely reduced the potential threat of stormwater.

During Tuesday's drafting session, Democrats offered amendments that would have restored some of the accountability measures, but all were defeated.

Mr. Davis did not give her a pardon, which would have restored her political and civil rights.

On Friday, the Democrats beat back another amendment that would have restored the cuts to Medicare Advantage.

Over the past week, Senate Democratic leaders scrapped plans for introducing a Senate version that presumably would have restored some of the protections gutted in the House bill.

In the Soviet Union, the advocates of democracy triumphed over a coup that would have restored the old system of repression.

Meanwhile, the Democrats, who we specifically elected to end the occupation of Iraq and, to a lesser extent, check the power of the president, allowed the Republicans to filibuster, 1) an amendment that would've restored habeas corpus, one of our most cherished constitutional rights; and 2) an amendment that would've supported the troops by giving them more family time between tours.