Sentence examples for reseting from inspiring English sources

Progressive businesses are already finding opportunities for green growth by reseting organisational boundaries and fully integrating sustainability into the core business.

Chafee has also criticized Clinton's conduct as secretary of state and her mishandling of the so-called "Russia reset".

Any deal in which the terms are unilaterally reset to favour us is bound to be attractive.

A: If an image fails pre-moderation, your avatar will be reset to the default (grey) image.

Related: Burnham and Cooper are squeezing out modernisers, senior Labour figures fear Cooper, who is believed to have secured as many as 50 nominations from MPs, will say: "We need to reset our relationship with business around a shared vision for building an economy that faces the future.

Valencia was in hospital this morning having an operation to reset his ankle after he suffered an horrific injury during last night's Champions League draw with Rangers at Old Trafford.

The debate is over the export legislation amendment bill 2014, which seeks to reset fees for more fullsome "cost recovery" for the provision of services to exporters.

The armed rebels are not going to want the regime to use the ceasefire to regain its balance and reset its strategy, which has accomplished little beyond destruction so far.

For example, don't mention your "porn star name" (name of first pet plus mother's maiden name), which is exactly the kind of information needed to reset email and bank accounts.

Concerns have been raised over the ease with which thieves can reset the Apple Watch, as well as pair it with any iPhone, without the original owner's permission.

However, while the passcode lock prevents access to personal data stored on the watch, it does nothing to stop a thief from resetting the Apple Watch back to factory settings and reactivating it.