Sentence examples for has decided to reverse from inspiring English sources
Now one has decided to reverse existing privacy rules.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9 — In the race to become a major supplier of original video programming to the Web, Warner Brothers has decided to reverse its direction.
In an abrupt about-face, the United States Department of Agriculture has decided to reverse a decision to eliminate dozens of long-standing statistical reports on a wide range of farming activities, including beekeeping, hop growing and flower farming.
The government has decided to reverse a major increase in the price of bread that helped set off deadly riots last week in a nation where poverty is widespread, Planning Minister Aiuba Cuerenei said Tuesday.
TOKYO — Major Japanese newspapers reported Thursday that Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama has decided to reverse himself and accept nearly all of Washington's demands that he honor an existing agreement to relocate an American air base on Okinawa, in an attempt to end a damaging dispute that had sown confusion and mistrust between the longtime allies.
Update, 27/02: Google has decided to reverse the proposed ban.
Mr. Herman declined on Friday to speculate about why Mr. Mukasey had decided to reverse the earlier decision to seek the death penalty.
After long opposing any attempt to tweak term limits — he once called the idea "disgraceful" — the mayor said he had decided to reverse himself.
So one year after attempting to make the event "more pleasurable to the masses," according to Tom Chuckas, president of the Jockey Club, organizers have decided to reverse course.
Republican supporters said the canvassing board had decided to reverse itself because it had acted illegally when it decided to hand-count Miami-Dade's ballots, not because of the protesters.
Verizon Communications officials said yesterday that they had decided to reverse a recent rate increase on thousands of pay phones in New York City, meaning that many phones will require only 25 cents for calls, instead of 50 cents.
