Sentence examples for reverse states from inspiring English sources

But recently, with the job market over-promising and underpaying, the trend has begun to reverse: States have started to reinvest in trade schools.

On the obverse side is inscribed the words "To perpetuate the courage, loyalty, and sacrifice of those who served in the Great War 1914 1918", while the reverse states "All honour give to those who, nobly striving, nobly fell that we might live".

"It is completely wrong and unethical ― not to mention unconstitutional ― to reverse state law just because you feel like it," Ventura writes.

The first Supreme Court decisions to reverse state criminal convictions for constitutional procedural reasons involved the exclusion of African-Americans for grand and petit juries Strauder v. West Virginia (1880), Virginia v. Rives (1880), Neal v. Delaware (1881), Carter v.

The reverse state - of higher CD8+ T cell activation - may associate with increased CD4+ T cell loss due to cytokine forced expansion of EM CD4+ T cells into an IM pool.

However, following Varsity's appeal, the Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit reversed, stating that the chevrons and stripes that decorated the garment were just that, decoration, and not an element that was essential to the uniform.

Reversing state law and making legalized recreational marijuana illegal is going against the people's will.

Forward states and their reverse state counterparts also share the same emission table (i.e., their instance counts and associated statistics are merged).

On February 14 , 1917 von Engelken ordered that the mint mark be moved from the obverse to the reverse, stating that the obverse placement had the appearance of a die defect.

The dot shows saturation, S-, vortex, and reverse saturation states in sequence.

Notably, female ESCs form hypomethylated lamina-associated domains, while female PGCLCs effectively reverse such states into a more normal configuration.