In a day of courtroom histrionics, a central witness for the prosecution in the Martha Stewart trial yesterday apparently reversed her earlier testimony about Ms. Stewart, and then made a partial reversal of that.
The rally is a partial reversal of that sentiment.
"We are seeing a partial reversal of the morning's selling," Mr. LeBas said.
This week, in a partial reversal, the paper fired a senior journalist and pledged to punish anyone implicated in hacking.
And in less than one month, the government had staged a partial reversal, promising that the ban would definitely be lifted in 12 months, with Leyonhjelm claiming credit.
The Treasury has already announced a series of modest giveaways, including a partial reversal of deep cuts to in-work benefits.
"However, in recent years, the European Chamber has noted a gradual slowdown — and in some cases a partial reversal — in the opening-up process," the report said.
According to the laws of quantum mechanics, the reversal of a single atomic magnet is equivalent to a partial reversal of all the atomic magnets in a group.
Because these clarifications brought about a partial reversal of prior case law, I will focus my discussion of the Biotechnological inventions case around these issues.
Just after their paper, there was a dramatic increase in the use of stock options, followed by a partial reversal of that trend.
In a partial reversal of a policy implemented last fall, IS&T reinstated direct-dial incoming telephone service to MIT dormitory phones free of charge yesterday.
