Sentence examples for deal to reverse from inspiring English sources

With federal budget cuts beginning to take effect, House Speaker John A. Boehner reinforced his opposition Sunday to any deal to reverse the cuts that includes raising new revenue.

By James Surowiecki July 17 , 2013When, a couple of weeks ago, the interest rate on subsidized Stafford loans (the loans that the federal government offers to college students) doubled, going from 3.4percentto6.8percentr centhethexpectationon was that Congress would reach a quick deal to reverse — or at least reduce — the increase.

With those cuts largely invisible to most Americans, some Democrats argued that mounting delays at airports might be the only pressure point left to force Republicans to negotiate a broader deal to reverse the cuts, with a mix of spending cuts and revenue increases.

Abrams hopes such events will put public pressure on Gov. Deal to reverse his decision.

Though environmental groups once again called on USTR to use the Peru trade deal to reverse this weakening of environmental protections, USTR has failed to take action.

There was little expectation that Bell Canada could salvage the current deal by persuading KPMG to reverse its opinion.

In a generation's time, with the creation of the National Environmental Policy Act, the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Endangered Species Act and the Environmental Protection Agency, a great deal has been achieved to reverse decades of environmental degradation.

Both Trump and Sanders, coming at it from opposite ideological sides, have pressed to reverse trade deals they say have gutted American manufacturing jobs.

To be sure, many candidates in the past - more often Democrats - have expressed deep reservations about a liberal (open) trade agenda and specific trade deals during the campaign, only to reverse course once in office as they were relieved of electoral pressures and came to appreciate the importance of U.S. leadership in international economic policy.

For poor countries land deals offer a chance to reverse decades of underinvestment in agriculture.In developing countries as a whole, the average growth in cereal yields has fallen from 3-6% a year in the 1960s to 1-2% a year now, says the World Bank.

Egyptian courts have issued at least 11 rulings since the revolution that toppled Mubarak ordering the state to reverse deals signed by the former president's administration.