The organization has lawyered up, hiring a Washington D.C. lawyer tasked with exploring legal options to reverse the practices of the United States government.
The smaller portions, which are not necessarily cheaper, are the first step toward reversing the practice of piling more food on a plate than anyone needs in a single meal, a trend that began nearly three decades ago.
Reversing the practice of vicious policing demands an urgent overhaul of the judicial system.
The Voting Rights Act reversed the practice of breaking up communities of interest, and pushed the system in the opposite direction.
You can often plant vegetables a couple inches (a few centimeters) closer than recommended on the seed packet, but it's best to attempt this by planting slightly closer each year, reversing the practice if the vegetables fail to grow quickly and healthily.
This would reverse the longstanding practice in Japan of a woman joining her husband's family, taking his name and caring for his parents.
If education, and not just research and SAT scores, became the key to a school's reputation, these institutions would be forced to put money into instruction, and this process would reverse the current practice of using student tuition dollars to subsidize research and administration.
They seek to ensure the law lives up to its purpose: to reverse the decades-long practice of removing Indian children from their parents and placing them in nonnative homes.
First, Mayor Bloomberg can reverse the City's practice of starving the MTA of proper funding.
The study we are presenting today proposes specific recommendations on how to reverse the tolerance and practice of violence against children in Georgia".
