Sentence examples for fight to reverse from inspiring English sources

The message was this: Republicans could be counted on in the fight to reverse civil rights.

And if the administration's plans hurt residents, he said, "I will fight to reverse it".

Boehner has promised to fight to reverse the president's legislation, including healthcare reform and financial industry regulation.

In 2005, he led the fight to reverse a ruling by the Campaign Finance Board that would have curtailed the political influence of labor unions — his strongest supporters.

As the owners of yellow cabs and car services fight to reverse tough new safety standards imposed by the Giuliani administration, they have found that the political might they built with generous campaign contributions and powerful lobbyists has waned.

What ensued was a two-year fight to reverse the decision, a battle that advocacy groups say is emblematic of the haphazard management of the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant, widely known as TEACH.

The ACLU fought to reverse President Roosevelt's executive order instituting the internment.

With both strategic reorientation and new local mobilization, these unions have fought to reverse decline and re-energize the movement.

Conservatives in Japan have fought to reverse an admission by a previous government of military involvement in coercing Asian women into sexual slavery during the second world war.

Since 2004, Mr. Zindani has been named a "specially designated global terrorist" by the United States Treasury Department, which accused him of a role in financing terrorism — a designation Mr. Saleh's government fought to reverse.

As many brands and retailers tightened up minimum advertised price (MAP) policies, tried to patch up holes in distribution, created retailer-specific SKUs and generally fought to reverse this trend, many others began embracing new mobile solutions like apps and mobile websites.