Sentence examples for deals reverse from inspiring English sources

President-elect Donald Trump pledged during his campaign to scrap key global trade deals, reverse the flow of manufacturing jobs overseas and bring well-paying mining jobs back to coal country.

The diagramed deal reversed the trend.

The deal reverses a Clinton administration decision made after a vote by producers.

A later analysis by intelligence analysts concluded that Ayatollah Khamenei personally rejected the deal, reversing the judgment of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

The deal reversed a move by Herring to revoke the rights of hundreds of thousands of permit holders from 25 states that have looser standards for carrying weapons.

A series of leave-supporting Conservative backbenchers, who had previously balked at the deal, reversed their positions after Theresa May said she would leave Downing Street if it passed.

Anthony Scaramucci has told ITV News that Britain will be at the 'front of the line' for a trade deal, reversing president Obama's 'back of the queue' warning before June's vote.

That system reduced the price tag of the top picks by about half from what they were paid before the new deal, reversing the trend of just two years ago, when the price of the top few picks was so prohibitive that nobody wanted them.

The consumer driven deal (or reverse deal, if you prefer) has been poked at by startups before, without prodigious success, but that is not to say that there isn't room left for iteration and disruption, as the space on a whole is still relatively young.

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.

After enduring decades of severe corruption, many Bangladeshis believed backroom deals would reverse the sentence and allow Mollah to go free.