Sentence examples for of reverting from inspiring English sources

The two groups issued statements accusing the Lee government of reverting to "dictatorship".

Both Russian and western leaders have accused each other of reverting to "cold war thinking".

Gordon Brown has accused the Tories of reverting to Thatcherism and doing nothing in the face of recession.

The paper makes the point that the chances of reverting to pre-1950 grates rares aremoteote.

But critics have accused Mr. Bakiyev's government of reverting to the Soviet-style authoritarianism of his predecessor.

Koreans are also showing signs of reverting to their habit of saving in case of a sudden downturn.

The author of "Reverting to a Wild State" talks to Willing Davidson, a fiction editor at the magazine.

Human Rights Watch is accusing Uzbekistan of reverting to "Stalinist-era tactics" by ordering a human rights activist to undergo forcible treatment with "powerful psychotropic drugs".

In coming years, the New York music scene is in danger of reverting to a pallid definition of the art: not What Composers Do but What Composers Did.

The costs of reverting to weekly bin collections across England are believed to be upwards of £100 million and potentially as much as £500 million.

Neither he nor his successors would dream of reverting to the days of nationalisation and unfettered union power.The Lady continues to cast a long shadow.