Sentence examples for it reverted from from inspiring English sources

Protesters see the new rules as a sign that China may be seeking to erode the "one country, two systems" rubric in place in Hong Kong since 1997, when it reverted from British to Chinese control.

In 1985 he joined the People's Republic of China Consultative Committee for the Basic Law, which had the task of formulating the rules and laws by which Hong Kong would be governed when it reverted from British to Chinese sovereignty in 1997.

In 1795 Russia acquired Brest, although it reverted to Poland from 1919 to 1939.

In January 1959 the name of the organizational unit responsible for its management reverted from Library Service to Library, and it became a separate sector of the newly-established Department of Public Relations and Legal Affairs.

President Clinton is the first American president to visit Okinawa since it reverted back to Japan from the United States military in 1972.

Part of the kingdom of Westphalia from 1807 to 1814, it reverted to Prussia in 1815.

In response to widespread outrage from customers, it reverted to the original formulation within three months.

Hence, it temporally reverts from asymptotic to transient behaviour.

While to the best of our knowledge these populations have always been hunter-gatherers, it is possible that they have reverted from an agricultural to a hunting-gathering lifestyle, as has been documented for other hunting-gathering groups [65].

McKay was one of the Devils who echoed Robinson's claim that the team reverted from its game plan at times, turning the puck over to the Stars.

The ownership of this book has reverted from the publisher to its authors, so we are posting it online for everyone freely to read or use as a textbook.