Sentence examples for would have to be restored from inspiring English sources

"It would have to be restored".

Order would have to be restored, eventually, with grace and nimble orchestration.

The windowless rooms would have to be restored as alcoves to other rooms that have windows.

After two days of debate, it became clear that the previous text would have to be restored.

Absent an approved plan in Wyoming, he ruled, protections would have to be restored in Montana and Idaho, which meant that Idaho could not have its hunt.

"Everything I looked at was cheap and in a basket" — meaning reduced to parts that would have to be restored — "or expensive," he said.

Confidence has to be restored".

The confrontational approach caused arguments with customers and sometimes police would have to be called to restore order.

So capacity would have to be cut 20percentto25percentcentoto restore firmness to prices.

Its windows are now painted black, but Terri Rosen Deutsch, the spokeswoman for the Landmarks Preservation Commission, said that the restored windows would have to be painted in the original colors, to be determined by microscopic examination.

Oona Muirhead, South East representative for the Olympic Organising Committee, said hosting the cycling would bring many opportunities to the county and the costs of restoring the infrastructure would have to be borne by the council.