Sentence examples for if he reversed from inspiring English sources

But they said they knew as they left office that Mr. Bush would pay a political price if he reversed actions they believed had strong support.

He might.From Labour's perspective, the immense humiliation of installing a third prime minister in a single parliamentary term would be justified only if he reversed the party's giddying slide in and at the polls.

After entering the escape road, Rosberg appeared to reverse back towards the track, but Mercedes's motor sport chief, Toto Wolff, said: "I don't know if he reversed on track but I think qualifying was finished anyway".

And though this novel is apparently De Haven's last word on Derby, I wouldn't begrudge him if he reversed himself and expanded the trilogy into a tetralogy: after all, isn't it painfully likely that the suits at DreamWorks, in a characteristic rush of boomer nostalgia, would secure the rights to Derby and hire Robert Zemeckis to make an overblown live-action feature starring Haley Joel Osment?

It was then, he told the feds, that TAP's Kim Chase and a colleague offered him an "unrestricted" educational grant if he reversed his decision.

Zac Goldsmith said it would be "catastrophic" for Prime Minister David Cameron if he reversed his earlier position and supported a third runway.

"He's worried that if he reverses the policy the Burmese military will see it as a reward, as support for them," Mr. Win Min said.

Obama won seventy-eight per cent of the Jewish vote; he is more likely to lose some of that vote if he reverses his position on, say, abortion than if he tries to organize international opinion on the Israeli-Arab conflict.

In the spirit of not profiting from Greece's depression, euro-zone officials could also release €1.9 billion in profits from an earlier ECB bond-buying programme.But Greece's government will have to offer much more in return, and Mr Tsipras will have two constituencies in mind if he reverses course.

And if he reverses reforms such as the ones that have brought down wages, then Greece will head back towards the uncompetitive economic mess that, along with budgetary mismanagement, got it into trouble in the first place.In the negotiations that will now occur between Mr Tsipras and Greece's creditors, Germany will give little ground.

The manager added that the door remains open for Stephen Craigan to return to the squad if he reverses his recent decision to retire from international duty.