Sentence examples for reverse plans from inspiring English sources

Companies began cancelling conventions, and threatening to reverse plans to expand in the state.

Workers at the huge oil refinery and petrochemicals plant are waiting to learn if the site's owner, Ineos, will reverse plans to shut it.

Residents of the world's biggest refugee camp have called on the Kenyan government to reverse plans to close the settlement, saying proposals for forced returns of Somalis to their war-torn country would amount to a mass death sentence.

Despite speculation that ministers would partially reverse plans to end £180m central funding for local welfare assistance schemes aimed at providing crisis help for the most vulnerable, Hopkins said that no additional money would be provided.

Mr. Raffarin is eager to avoid a confrontation of the kind that humbled the conservative government of Prime Minister Alain Juppé in 1995, when Mr. Juppé was forced after weeks of strikes to reverse plans to overhaul public pensions.

DETROIT —General Motors said on Friday that it would reverse plans to close two plants near Detroit after Michigan won a three-state battle to be the site where G.M. will build a new small car.

Last year, very different protests on university campuses forced Zuma to reverse planned fee increases.

An April 28 letter writer urged the Bush administration "to reverse planned cuts in the highly successful Head Start program".

So is it a reverse plan at Gleneagles – the classic tactic of the away team keeping the home crowd quiet?

Officials with the Adirondack Council, an environmental group, are lobbying to reverse planned reductions in the federal budget that would severely limit or eliminate several acid rain monitoring programs.

Mr Milburn, a Labour former cabinet minister, told The Independent: "Without changes to universal credit, George Osborne's welcome decision to reverse planned tax credit changes will merely defer the pain for many low-paid working families.