Sentence examples for instituted to reverse from inspiring English sources

Many health system interventions have been instituted to reverse the trend and ensure that Nigeria is on track to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

In response, the reforestation program, instituted partly to reverse environmentally damaging farming on steep mountain slopes, has been halted.

The military has recognized that this is a serious problem and has instituted various programs to reverse this terrible situation.

An urgent education programme was instituted to change these practices.

There's simply too much riding on this to institute a phony system that fails to reverse the destructive course humanity has set.

Barack Obama instituted DACA in an executive order that Donald Trump moved to reverse last year now Democrats (and some Republicans) want to enshrine DACA into law.

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

In partnership with other international, regional and national organizations and research institutes, the International Rice Commission has mobilized a campaign to reverse declining trends in productivity on a sustainable basis.

The article said the institutes, designed to project soft power, had failed to reverse China's "rather negative image" in most of the countries where they operated.

Consequently, many are worried about the political fallout of ongoing accusations against Aquino and his coterie, fearing the resurgence of disreputable opposition leaders, who could use any interim crisis to reverse recent reforms, derail the Philippines' growth trajectory, and institute a more viciously corrupt order.

It's ultimately up to Trump whether he wants to reverse those executive orders, or write new rules that completely undo the ones instituted by Obama.