Sentence examples for Reverse a decision from inspiring English sources
"Reverse a decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to change or overturn a previous decision that was made. Example: The CEO decided to reverse the company's decision to lay off employees due to the negative impact it would have on the community.
They believe that Gerry Sutcliffe, the Sports Minister, is about to reverse a decision taken only a month ago to refuse to discuss the matter.
Khan put pressure on the Met to reverse a decision to introduce the hoods earlier this month.
Local officials say the government has long failed to reverse a decision made almost 15 years ago that doomed their town.
Taiwan's political stalemate hardened today as the legislature voted to reverse a decision by President Chen Shui-bian to scrap a partly built nuclear plant.
They called on Yanukovych to resign in the biggest protest yet of a two-week movement to force the president to reverse a decision to halt European integration.
On Monday, Richardson supplied a stack of documents that he hoped would persuade Sugg to reverse a decision to dismiss him.
EchoStar Communications revised its plan today to buy Hughes Electronics for $26 billion in an effort to persuade regulators to reverse a decision blocking the proposed merger.
In two votes closely watched by city preservationists, a City Council subcommittee and full committee voted yesterday to reverse a decision by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Before Advocaat was persuaded to reverse a decision to retire in June Burnley's Dyche had established himself as the frontrunner to take over on Wearside.
They called on Yanukovych to resign in the biggest protest of a two-week movement to force the president to reverse a decision to halt European integration.
They are calling for the government to reverse a decision to change the method of uprating pensions, which they say has already drastically reduced their members' pension pots.
