Sentence examples for prepared to reverse from inspiring English sources

"The Assembly is prepared to reverse today's decision by the M.T.A. and prevent massive fare hikes and service cuts from going into effect," Mr. Silver's statement said.

Here's a tip: never suggest that you are prepared to reverse the evolutionary history of a portion of humanity if someone refuses to do what you want.

President Barack Obama can only temporarily suspend US congressional sanctions, and western states are prepared to reverse only some elements of UN security council sanctions.

The appeals court, in a ruling last week, found numerous flaws in the lower court decision but said it was not prepared to reverse the verdict in favor of the minority teachers.

The conference's chief financial underwriter, Ted Turner, and the religious leaders planning to attend should make clear that if the U.N. is not prepared to reverse itself, they will move the conference to another location.

But neither the State Department nor the White House would say whether Mr. Obama was prepared to reverse the Bush administration's position and demand that Pakistan allow international nuclear inspectors and the Central Intelligence Agency to interview Mr. Khan about his activities over the past 20 years.

At the same time, Fed policy makers say they are preparing to reverse themselves to head off inflation.

The House and Senate are busily preparing to reverse Mr. Obama's anticipated veto of a bill on Friday that would allow families of those killed in the Sept. 11 attacks to sue the government of Saudi Arabia to recover damages for complicity in the act carried out mainly by Saudi citizens.

Historically Malaysia has sent its students abroad for their education, now it is preparing to reverse that position, it wants to become the hub of its region drawing thousands students from across south-east Asia to its universities in huge numbers.

Mr Mitchell's successor, former Transport Secretary Justine Greening, is reportedly preparing to reverse Mr Mitchell's decision, bringing Britain back into line with other countries - including the Netherlands, the US and Germany - who have continued to freeze aid following the findings of a UN report that Rwanda was supporting rebels from the M23 movement in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

A development in the ongoing story about PayPal and requirements it made on e-book distributors to remove certain kinds of erotica from their catalogs: there are signs the eBay-owned company could be preparing to reverse its position as early as this week, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.