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At one war-damaged house, workers made repairs on the roof.

It was war-damaged; there were lots of holes in the road.

After a few months, the town's war-damaged houses were repaired.

The country's war-damaged infrastructure also contributed to human suffering throughout the 1990s.

Congressional leaders estimate it could take $240 billion just to replace war-damaged equipment.

We also made resources available as front loading for the reconstruction of the war-damaged former Yugoslavia.

The film was shot on location in war-damaged Naples.

Army officials have scrapped plans to add safety features to war-damaged Humvees.

Baghdad is almost entirely dependent on the price of oil for revenue and rebuilding its war-damaged economy.

Between 1965 and 1966 he was federal government minister for displaced and war-damaged persons.

The Bosnian Government says it will cost $2 billion to repair war-damaged houses.

The teaching was limited to seven departments working in reopened, war-damaged buildings, with many of the teachers dead or missing.

After the liberation of this region began immediately reconstruction of war-damaged economy.

Once the bombings are over, Khalil returns to his apartment, going through war-damaged streets.

War-damaged Iraq is starving for housing and electricity investments.

In 1919, the company is assigned for security duty on Swiss food deliveries to war-damaged eastern states.

In Qaboun, a few returning residents picked their way nervously through the war-damaged streets.

The building sector was stimulated by government grants to repair war-damaged buildings and to build social housing.

The current political fight is threatening efforts at rebuilding the war-damaged country, a task already complicated by its balkanized population.

Connor spent several weeks in the Middle East drawing war-damaged areas in 1991.

In this way, we can first obtain a better view of what is now going on in this war-damaged country.

Where are the world's most war-damaged cities?

Liberians are returning from abroad to repair war-damaged houses.

The other countries began catching up as they rebuilt war-damaged economies and began making advances in technology.