Sentence examples for election to reverse from inspiring English sources

We are not going to allow one election to reverse generations of progress at the height of our historic diversity, scientific advancement, economic output, and sense of global responsibility.

He said he would act swiftly after the election to reverse housing benefit cuts and boost jobs for young people.

"We are not going to allow one election to reverse generations of progress," they said.

He promised not to raise taxes during the election, only to reverse himself afterward, earning the enmity of many Germans.

What is now needed is a clear Labour election pledge to reverse all NHS privatisation since 2010.

Instead, the administration fights their release, even as its options for closing the detention facility now hinge on convincing a Republican Congress in a presidential election year to reverse course on an obstruction for which they have paid no political price, in order to hand a victory to a hated president.

But Donald Trump's election threatens to reverse most of those accomplishments and erase his entire legacy.

In U-turn after U-turn the Greeks had, over the course of the negotiations, included more and more austerity in each offer, despite pre-election pledges to reverse spending cuts.

The election has failed to reverse the regional divide.

But union officials assert that if the election process were not so skewed and unfair, that percentage would be far higher and they would be pushing to hold many more elections, perhaps helping to reverse labor's decline.

A Tory source confirmed that George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, was working hard to go into the election with a pledge to reverse the rise, which is due to raise £7bn from 2011.