Sentence examples for call to reverse from inspiring English sources

Other Republicans joined the call to reverse Mr. Obama's Guantánamo policy.

I hope that their comments will further strengthen our longstanding call to reverse the overreach of these pieces of legislation.

But Powell's principled call to reverse the wholesale rejection by the US of "rule of law" at Guantanamo is not the only thing that has people chattering.

In the same years he pleaded for a clean-up of Washington's grubby and depressing Pennsylvania Avenue, an early call to reverse inner-city decay.

This week the leader of the opposition, Nawaz Sharif, echoed the call to reverse the price increases and other reforms and threatened to bring down the government with a no-confidence vote.

I support the wonderful staff there and join the call to reverse this anti-union action," while former finance minister of Greece, and Penguin author, Yanis Varoufakis said: "I am adding my voice to Penguin authors protesting PRH going union-free".

Calls to reverse the one-way system were quelled in 1998 amid concerns over congestion and parking.

He has claimed calls to reverse cuts have been heeded and spending is slowly starting to rise.

The foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, is facing calls to reverse UK policy and back an independent international investigation into alleged Saudi breaches of international humanitarian law in Yemen.

The chief executive of the leading seniors' organisation, Ian Yates, said the calls to reverse or modify the policy were "based on a weak narrative about selected poor election results and fewer well-heeled supporters manning polling booths".

Even as Mr. Salazar navigates the department's tricky political crosscurrents, he must also deal with calls to reverse dozens of decisions made in the Bush administration on endangered species and oil and gas leasing.