Sentence examples for Press to reverse from inspiring English sources

Likewise, they should press to reverse the budget cuts that have adversely affected research at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory as well.

All presidents indulge in end-of-the-term environmental rule-making, partly to tie up bureaucratic loose ends but mainly to lock in policies that their successor will be hard pressed to reverse.

Now Mr. Greenspan, the fabled helmsman of the economy viewed by many Americans as the one indispensable public servant in Washington, is being pressed to reverse course and stop fretting about inflation.

The proceedings open on Feb. 25. [The Huffington Post] Despite a decision by Japan to ease its import restrictions on beef, American producers will be hard pressed to reverse a slump that has pared the nation's herd to its lowest level in 60 years.

Both Trump and Sanders, coming at it from opposite ideological sides, have pressed to reverse trade deals they say have gutted American manufacturing jobs.

The Dutch Foreign Minister Maxime Verhagen said his government would continue to press Britain to reverse the ban.

Countries would not be able to veto another member's decision, but they could press it to reverse course.

Drag down the gradient on the left and press Shift+R to reverse.\ Adjust the 2 circles with a line on it to fit your liking.

The decision sparked an immediate diplomatic row after the Dutch Government pressed Britain to reverse the ban.

Most Democrats in Congress, for example, have pressed Obama to reverse his administration's recent expansion of family detention -- a policy the White House says it has adopted in an effort to discourage the arrival of more migrants from the violence- and poverty-plagued Central American countries of Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.

Now, I don't know whether you're ahead of me here, but on a single, dual-action, lock/unlock button, logic tends to insist that the second press is likely to reverse the action of the first press.