Sentence examples for decided to revert from inspiring English sources

But, as leaders of Ukraine's various opposition movements descended on Maidan, he decided to revert to being a journalist, covering the events for Hromadske.

It was typical of him that, when made secretary of state at the whizzily re-branded Department of Productivity, Energy and Industry, he quickly decided to revert to its old name of Department of Trade and Industry.

Overcrowding became very common after the 6th century, when many secular authorities decided to revert to the Roman custom of permitting burial only outside the walls of the city.

As soon as he saw that his coastward thrust had miscarried, Montgomery decided to revert to his original line of advance, hoping to profit from the northward shift of the enemy's scanty reserves.

For the parliamentary elections in 1992 there were 26 multiseat constituencies, subsequently the electoral law was amended to create 76 single-seat constituencies, and in 2008 it was decided to revert to 26 multiseat constituencies.

The MPRP which in November 2010 decided to revert to its original Mongolian People's Party MPPP) name has the largest party membership and traditionally draws its support from the countryside.

"With The Hindu's owners deciding to revert to being a family-run and edited newspaper, I am resigning with immediate effect," tweeted Siddharth Varadarajan.

Of course, even if the event meets its financial goals, its reform could easily be reversed if Team Oracle is defeated and a new champion decides to revert to the Cup's traditional configuration.

However, there is a real possibility of far more drastic changes if the leading Super League clubs decide to revert to a 12-team competition, which would have the advantages of reducing the length of the season and increasing each team's share of the new television contracts.

Chances are that any brand that decides to revert back to "the good old days" may suffer from first-mover disadvantage.

I shook hands with him, but then stepped back a few feet, fearing he might decide to revert to his former diet as lunchtime was approaching.