Sentence examples for best to reverse from inspiring English sources

Labour's manifesto includes a pledge to hold a "review of cuts and how best to reverse them".

"Anyone would conclude that the peaceful approach is best to reverse the situation," said Moon Jung-in, a former adviser in the Roh administration.

"In short we all have a responsibility to do our best to reverse this frightening trend because if we fail we will be letting English football down and we will be letting the nation down.

While not much is said about the proposed ceremony in Balls' paper, Aiming High for Young People, it certainly does its best to reverse the media tendency to portray children, particularly teens, as merely troublesome.

He recognizes that the accumulation of interest groups guarding the status quo, and the remarkable increase in partisan polarization (especially on the right), are structural changes, difficult, at best, to reverse.

When recovery comes, the MPC will have to consider how best to reverse QE and resolve the fears of some of its members about the medium-term prospect for inflation.

The best combination to reverse FQ resistance in this set of strains was LVX with PAβN.

In February of that year, in his best chance to reverse the dynamic of the war, Santa Anna lost the Battle of Buena Vista by the narrowest of margins.

The best way to reverse the decline in moral values, according to the poll, was for parents to spend more time with their children.

For many labor leaders, the best strategy to reverse labor's decline is to defeat President Bush and elect someone friendlier to unions.

All had considered Kevin Rudd the party's best hope to reverse polls pointing to a thrashing by conservative opponents at the 14 September elections.