Sentence examples for meant to undo from inspiring English sources

Trump's strategy has been to sign a series of executive orders meant to undo those regulations.

Amazon accused Oracle of dragging Ubhi into a "broad fishing expedition" meant to undo a national security initiative.

He added that if Congress had truly meant to undo a racially discriminatory policy it would not have stopped with defendants not yet sentenced.

Some of the charter's clauses are meant to undo some damage, returning Welsh and Scottish hostages, and restoring lands and liberties unlawfully taken.

He applied techniques that are meant to undo notions of truth or beauty and used them in a life-and-death struggle to reassert those notions.

An unusual dynamic has unfolded as Mr. Mulgrew dangles a wish list of ideas — many of them meant to undo Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's educational policies — and waits to see which candidates bite.

Denmark's prime minister, Lars Lokke Rasmussen, has called for refortifying the country's borders with Germany and Sweden, prompting accusations that he means to undo Schengen.

There will be, I trust, at least a few unexpected ecologies represented here but in general the first twenty-two exhibits mean to undo the familiar account of mind over matter by concentrating precisely on its most familiar champions.

"The performance of it is almost a meditative kind of 'what does it mean to undo the symbol?'" Clark continued.

Democrats say the change has the potential to undo years of legislation meant to ensure a more equitable America, upend progress fighting climate change, leave millions stranded without health insurance and usher in harsh laws against immigrants.

In the first few weeks of the Trump administration, Congress has passed CRAs undoing a Social Security Administration rule meant to keep mentally ill people from buying guns, and a Securities and Exchange Commission rule requiring oil, gas and mining companies to disclose their payments to foreign governments.