Sentence examples for be willing to reverse from inspiring English sources
But it's by no means certain that he would be willing to reverse it a third of a century later.
But, he said, those officials might still be willing to reverse the result if they did not get the deal they were after.
But some analysts point out that while many voters are willing to express their anger against the president in referendums and judicial elections, far fewer may be willing to reverse his course by sending an untested opposition politician to the presidential palace.
But looking forward, the eurozone is still stuck near record levels of unemployment (12.1%), and how soon it returns to normal will depend on how quickly the European authorities are willing to reverse their policies for the region.
However, the president gave no indication that he was willing to reverse the policy and did not acknowledge that he could stop the separations without legislation, he added.
The administration responded by inviting group members to discuss the issue in August, but so far it has not indicated that it is willing to reverse its decision.
"We think there is a developing pattern with Senator Obama where he is willing to reverse core positions, like on Iraq, and which show he is not a change agent but just a typical politician," said Brian Rogers, a spokesman for Mr. McCain.
He added that the relationship could be mutually beneficial, because Ms. Weingarten has signaled recently that she is willing to reverse longstanding union positions and support two ideas that Mr. Bloomberg advocates: increased mayoral control of the school system and bonuses for teachers in schools whose test scores improve.
The outcome of the Brexit vote underscores how many countries are not only prepared to pull the handbrake on globalization, but are willing to reverse course, despite the dire warnings of the integrationists.
