Sentence examples for attempting to undo from inspiring English sources
Mizulina, backed by traditional family values campaigners, is attempting to undo the amendment.
John Disney of Nottingham Trent university says Network Rail is still attempting to undo the legacy of Railtrack.
His opponents accused him of having socialist sympathies (which was doubtful) and of attempting to undo the tradition of historiography that had made Germany admired throughout the world.
The current President of the country, Condé, who was elected in 2010 on a platform of good governance, is attempting to undo the damage.
Attempting to undo a signature piece of legislation after it had come into force allowed Mr Obama to paint them as ideologues impervious to reason, debate or due process.
Rather than attempting to undo a tax cut that some Democrats voted for, and a few still support, the Democratic leadership seems content to force Mr. Bush and his party to stew in the juices they have cooked for themselves.
To attempt to undo or tamper with this efficient set-up may invite psychological problems".
Also troubling is the way that the higher courts attempt to undo a jury's verdict.
The measures attempt to undo the effect of a sound ruling in June by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
The New York Philharmonic attempted to undo a cinematic wrong when in September it performed a reconstructed score of the film version of Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story.
The Protestant reformers in the 16th century attempted to undo what they regarded as false developments ("corruptions," in Newman's terminology) in the Western church.
