Sentence examples for be forced to reverse measures from inspiring English sources

In another humiliating climbdown, Athens could be forced to reverse measures it passed upon assuming power that are deemed to run counter to the bailout philosophy.

Might the BoJ even be forced to reverse its interest-rate rises?

If Mr. Singh is forced to reverse course again on the economic measures,  or should his government fall before the end of its mandate in 2014,  many could conclude that sound economic policy remains politically impossible in a large, populous and still relatively poor democracy like India.

"It's like torture". With domestic and international fury growing and a number of legal challenges, Mr Trump - who initially tried to blame Democrats for the measure - was forced to reverse his own policy.

The recession started to worsen again and he was forced to reverse engines in 1937.

In November he was forced to reverse £750,000 of this cut.

Sir Peter acknowledged that his company had been forced to reverse itself in Japan.

The bank was forced to reverse course as the crisis intensified.

They succeeded so well that by 2010 they were forced to reverse course.

Within days, the National Government – a Labour/Tory coalition – was forced to reverse austerity and break sterling's link to gold.

Remember what happened to François Mitterrand and Gerhard Schröder, two European Socialists who were forced to reverse course.