Sentence examples for effort to reverse a from inspiring English sources

The result put an end for now to the legislative effort to reverse a provision in a 2006 antiterror law; the matter is also before the Supreme Court.

In March, the White House announced an effort to reverse a sharp increase in the number of preschool children using Ritalin, Prozac and other psychiatric drugs.

As a result, the government is spending millions in a desperate effort to reverse a cycle of fire and weed invasion in Nevada.

In Oregon, an effort to reverse a state constitutional ban on same-sex marriage through a November 2014 ballot measure is under way.

One distressing example is the administration's sneaky effort to reverse a Clinton rule phasing out snowmobiles from Yellowstone National Park -- a rule buttressed by overwhelming public approval and years of conscientious science.

A small but telling case in point is the administration's sneaky effort to reverse a Clinton rule phasing out snowmobiles from Yellowstone National Park -- a rule buttressed by overwhelming public approval and years of conscientious science.

Forest Grove, in its effort to reverse an appellate court decision ordering it to pay the boy's tuition, argues that precisely because the boy never received special-education services in public school, he is not eligible for tuition reimbursement under the federal disabilities law.

Through research, policy support and direct outreach, UNICEF is joining the effort to reverse an alarming trend.

On Thursday, the early rally in stocks came after China cut its benchmark lending rate for the first time in nearly four years, adding to efforts to reverse a sharp slowdown in economic growth there.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that the Police Department would pay $100 to anyone who turns in a handgun, sawed-off shotgun or assault weapon to the police, as part of the department's efforts to reverse an increase in shootings around the city.

According to Google Trends, this is the most anyone's talked about hepatitis A in the U.S. ― which has killed 25 people in Michigan and infected thousands after the outbreaks' start two years ago ― since a series of news stories in September 2017 that focused on San Diego's efforts to reverse an outbreak by sanitizing their streets with bleach.