Sentence examples for reverse law from inspiring English sources

Management strategies need to account for this issue prior to the onset of evolutionary changes that may be difficult to reverse (Law 2000; Stockwell et al. 2003).

There are theoretical reasons to believe that such evolutionary changes may be slow and, within practical timescales, even impossible to reverse (Law and Grey 1989; Dunlop et al. 2009).

She helped him build a database of state homeschooling statutes, assisting his crusade to reverse laws that prevented parents from homeschooling their children.

Indigenous and aboriginal women are rising throughout the world to reverse laws that allow corporations to steal, develop and pollute their land, and because the rate of violence against them is often three to 10 times higher than the non indigenous population.

Three of these sub-bands have normal dispersion laws, while the rest two sub-bands have abnormal dispersion laws (reverse laws).

In addition, states should reverse laws that remove teachers' right to due process.

You may not know it, but here in New York state, it's completely legal for women to bare their breasts in public thanks to a 1992 court decision to reverse laws punishing female toplessness because they violated New York's equal protection clauses.

This would include rebuilding a Hindu temple at Ayodhya and reversing laws that favour India's 12% Muslim minority.

3. Restore Private Property Rights, especially in corporate equity shares, by reversing laws and court decisions that deny capital owners: (a) full voting powers in corporate governance; (b) full transparency over management decisions; and (c) access to full profit distributions.

Wałęsa, who served as president for five years after the fall of communism, called for a referendum to reverse a law passed on Tuesday night by the Law and Justice party (PiS).

In its ruling, the board said it did not have the authority to reverse the law.