Sentence examples for reverse parts from inspiring English sources

Population growth stops or goes into reverse, parts of a country are abandoned by the young and the social concerns of the aged grow in significance.

Malaysia's government is set to reverse parts of its long-standing policy of economic discrimination in favour of ethnic Malays and indigenous groups.

The appeals court may reverse parts of the decision and is likely to remand the case to a different trial judge to further flesh out some of these issues.

The editorial calls on Pence to take "one bold action" to reverse parts of RFRA by enacting a wide-ranging state law to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation.

Yet Democrats are furious at what they see as an attempt by Wall Street lobbyists to insert language into the bill that would reverse parts of the Dodd-Frank banking reform and allow more risky derivative trading to receive government insurance protection.

A BILL TO LOOSEN HEDGE FUND MARKETING A little-known provision in the JOBS Acts would reverse parts of a nearly 80-year-old regulation preventing hedge funds and private equity firms from discussing even the most basic items with outsiders, Mr. Ahmed and Kevin Roose reported.

From Mobil comes a big red O and, on the reverse, part of the XX from Exxon, which suggests a slanting swastika.

If the debt is later collected or the reserves are reduced, businesses reverse part of the charge and add the payment back into revenue and earnings.

From next April, the Tories would use £5.6bn of the savings to reverse part of Labour's planned increase in national insurance contributions.

In one day before noon, he shoots a picture called "Put It in Reverse, Part 3," where his job is to have sex with 14 different women in a row.

A federal appeals court in June ruled that Microsoft was a monopolist that had repeatedly violated the nation's antitrust laws, although it did reverse part of a lower court decision against Microsoft.