The organization has been recognized as a national example by the White House, the U.S. Department of Education, and others for its path-breaking results, which have eliminated and even reversed achievement gaps in academic proficiency and on-time high school graduation.
The fear is that a Democratic president, pushed by protectionists or nonproliferation literalists, could reverse these achievements.
Trump's "reform" package would reverse these achievements, ratcheting up the country's misery index like few other public-policy changes of the past century.
If countries impose unjustified bans on products that have been used by farmers for 15 years, where are our farmers supposed to get their feed from?" Gloria Gabellini, deputy secretary general of the Coceral grain importers federation added: "We fear that this approach would reverse the achievements of European customs union and the single market.
As Krugman says, "The changing politics of race made it possible for a revived conservative movement, whose ultimate goal was to reverse the achievements of the New Deal, to win national elections - even though it supported policies that favoured the interests of a narrow elite over those of middle- and lower-income Americans".
Military operations, movement restrictions and recurrent power shortages pose a major threat to quality child care service delivery and could reverse the achievements of the last decade.
Despite the impressive gains achieved over the past decade, the future of Afghanistan's healthcare remains at risk, as the country has been dependent on external assistance in the past and diminishing donor aid may reverse the achievements in coverage and quality.
Poorly executed transitions risk reversing health achievements, negatively affecting services and outcomes for the beneficiary population.
Therefore, the current trend is likely to slow down or even reverse the achievement of the Millennium Development Goal aimed at reducing child mortality.
President Vladimir V. Putin said that if the United States proceeded on its own to build a missile defense system to protect its territory and that of its allies, Russia would eventually upgrade its strategic nuclear arsenal with multiple warheads -- reversing an achievement of arms control -- to make sure that it could overwhelm such a shield.
