It would be both spineless and dangerous to reverse well-founded policies because of criminal activity.CLIVE BATESAction on Smoking and HealthLondonE-market failureSIR You overlook a valuable point on Internet broking and trading ("The real virtual business", May 8th).
The ability to reverse well-established chronic pain with lifestyle changes has important therapeutic implications.
"The Consumers Health Forum believes the $57bn planned funding reduction does need to be reversed," Well said.
And researchers working with rats say they have found indications that the physiological effects of stress can be reversed well into adolescence, or even adulthood.
The readings reversed well, indicating that the film was uniform, with the worst correlation on the 10-nm Si sample.
The ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission radically reverses well-established law and erodes a wall that has stood for a century between corporations and electoral politics.
By reversing well-established election law, their judicial activism has set the stage to possibly erode the very fabric of our country.
He can't reverse directions well, but once he gets rolling in one direction he is fast.
You will experience weight gain, which may be significant and difficult to reverse, as well as exhaustion.
This prevents the development of unwanted secondary sexual characteristics associated with the gender assigned to the child at birth breast development, hair growth, and voice changes that may be difficult to reverse, as well as tremendously distressing to the child.
If all it took to reverse a well-evidenced policy position was a predictable call from an angry government apparatchik, the movement for global justice was in a sorry state.
