Sentence examples for desired to reverse from inspiring English sources
In 1960 1961, the effects of Mao's economic policies continued to produce widespread economic collapse, improving Peng's reputation among Party leaders who secretly believed that Mao's policies were a mistake, and who desired to reverse them.
Given the popular desire to reverse human aging with a simple nostrum and the growing intimacy between commercial and clinical concerns, the trend may prove to be irresistible.
Mr. Gates restated his long-held desire to reverse Bush administration policy and close the detention center in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, a position that Mr. Obama supports.
However, the desire to reverse those fortunes with the Gunners and claim the real money-spinning jackpot from the slot machine of European possibilities will be almost religious in its fervour.
The human torpedoes were named kaiten, literally "turn heaven," and shorthand for "shake up the heavens and change the course of the war," reflecting Japan's desperate desire to reverse the steady string of U.S. victories in the Pacific.
When it comes to the central issues of the campaign, John Kerry seems willing to accept a great chunk of the Bush legacy.In terms of foreign policy, Mr Kerry's professed desire to reverse the Bush revolution in American diplomacy may not add up to much.
Accordingly, the feeling leads to self-blaming for making the wrong decision and a desire to reverse the prevailing situation (Zeelenberg & Pieters, 2007).
He's publicly stated his desire to reverse a lot of the tax breaks given to capital under the Bush administration.
Out of a desire to reverse or mitigate the impacts of fire exclusion, some managers conduct prescribed fires meant to mimic the historic ecological role of fire and restore ecosystem properties.
Even if the PRC held back, such a strategy would have inflamed Beijing's desire to reverse prior injustices.
The move was thought to have been motivated by a desire to reverse his and Turkey's declining fortunes in the Syrian war.
