Uber London filed papers with Westminster magistrates court in an attempt to reverse a ruling that it is not a "fit and proper" company to run taxi services in the capital.
Asda has replaced its chief executive in an attempt to reverse a long run of falling sales at the supermarket amid intense competition between food retailers.
OPEC is expected to increase daily supplies 500,000 to 800,000 barrels, or about 2percentt of its output, in an attempt to reverse a 24percentt rally since the end of July.
In Britain, the Beacon Prize, launched in 2003 to celebrate philanthropists, was an attempt to reverse a long stagnation in giving.
Perhaps owing to its lackluster results, Microsoft recently announced that it will tie executive bonuses to workforce diversity goals, in an attempt to reverse a recent downward trend in its female representation.
IBM spent a fortune in the early 1990s in an attempt to reverse engineer or "clone" these for a rival operating system.
The White Sox have done a lot of replacing in an attempt to reverse their two-year descent from World Series champions to fourth-place finishers.
It was not news in 2011 when David Cameron's government appointed the retail consultant and broadcaster Mary Portas as a "high street tsar", in an attempt to reverse their failing fortunes.
Speaking historically, what the Unity Ticket really sounds like is an attempt to reverse engineer a flaw in the Constitution that became so glaring so quickly that it had to be fixed — by the Twelfth Amendment — before the whole new Republic fell apart.
After three consecutive Ashes defeats during Australia's decline in the mid-1950s, the selectors had turned to a radical youth policy in an attempt to reverse the slide.
On June 26, Spain held a repeat general election in an attempt to reverse the results of the last one which was held on December 20 , 2015and produced the most fragmented parliament in the country's history.
