Synonyms for restoring
restor·ing

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1. List of paraphrases for "restoring":

   restore, restoration, re-establishing, re-establish, reset, reinstate, resetting, resume, recovery, resumption, restored, reinstatement, re-establishment, reinstating, regaining, resumed, rebuilding

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1. Glenn Youngkin:

   This is about restoring power to parents, and let's just be clear, children do not belong to the state. They belong to families. And when a child is wrestling with this kind of decision, a parent should absolutely be the primary counselor adviser and help her in wrestling with this decision.

2. Teerasak Teecayuphan:

   If that is all the government can come up with there is little hope of restoring political faith, sooner or later this pot will boil over. You can't suppress it for long if you don't solve the problems.

3. Republican Sen. Bob Bradley:

   Ultimately, the leadership of our state is responsible for doing what is right and for restoring public faith in our corrections system.

4. Heather Wilson:

   It has been a privilege to serve alongside our Airmen over the past two years and I am proud of the progress that we have made restoring our nation's defense. We have improved the readiness of Air Force ; we have cut years out of acquisition schedules and gotten better prices through competition ; we have repealed hundreds of superfluous regulations ; and we have strengthened our ability to deter and dominate in space, i very much appreciate the opportunity to have served. I remain a strong advocate for our nation's defense and an Airman for life.

5. Sean Morales-Doyle:

   People on parole live and work in our cities and towns, and by automatically restoring their right to vote, New York is finally welcoming them as full participants in society. That's a crucial change, one that will ameliorate one of the vestiges of Jim Crow, due to the racial disparities in New York's criminal justice system, nearly three-quarters of those disenfranchised by the ban on voting for people on parole were Black or Latino.