Sentence examples for resources to reverse from inspiring English sources

He is keen to tell his audience that a Conservative government will be kinder, but not have the resources to reverse the extra taxes.

Given the tragic role of American money in enabling all this, Mr. Oksner's claim that we lack the resources to reverse it rings hollow.

Perhaps scolded by Rory Stewart when he was chairman of the Commons defence committee saying that "we no longer understand the world", the FCO now has the resources to reverse some of the cuts in diplomacy it has made over the years, as foreign policy has been corralled into No 10.

6Education could also play an important role in the reconstruction of the international system, especially in helping the economic development of poorer countries, where the poor quality of education was even more acute, with greater scarcity of adequately trained labour, enhanced by a lack of resources to reverse that situation.

We'll have the time and resources to reverse past failures or build on past victories, perhaps changing careers, taking a sabbatical, or returning to school.

South Africa is taking its response to the epidemic seriously by investing significant resources to reverse the spread of the disease.

Other programmes such as productive safety net programmes, and sustainable land management project were deploying their resources aiming to reverse the degraded landscape in the region.

Low returns on South Africa's high investment in health care She also tackled the question of low returns on South Africa's high investment in health care and stressed the need to provide adequate human resources an to reverse the upward trend in death rates amongst South African women and children while in expert care, despite the higher levels of knowledge amongst today's health professionals.

Although the committee's sound management has seen lobster catches increase, its failure to restrict fishing rights to those people who have a long-term interest in the existence of the resource threatens to reverse this gain.

With humanity rapidly depleting earth's natural resources, the challenge to reverse the trend is daunting.

There is an overlooked resource for helping to reverse amnesia: part-time or adjunct faculty who make up more than one half of all teachers in America's public and private colleges and universities.