Sentence examples for reversing policy from inspiring English sources

Mitterrand shocked the Germans with his nationalisation and devaluation spree in 1981, before reversing policy and adopting the franc fort.

But its record, including naming human rights rapporteurs for Iran and Sudan and supporting gay and lesbian rights, has improved since President Obama, reversing policy of the George W. Bush administration, had the United States join the council in 2009.

The scale at which QE has been conducted was always going to generate shocks when the time came to reversing policy.

Instead, the report merely states flatly that, "The political costs, domestically and internationally, of reversing policy toward Assad are prohibitive, and such a shift would exacerbate the jihadi problem".

She has signed executive orders reversing policies dear to Mr. Richardson and pushed the Legislature, with mixed success, to eliminate others.

Trump, he said, would unite the country as president by making government smaller and reversing policies that are "making it hard for people to make a living".

The terms of the truce make it easier to reverse policy when the time comes.

So imagine if the West reversed policy, dropped sanctions and pursued engagement.

But since 1997, Japan has reversed policy and has pursued a course of expanding trade and economic assistance to Russia.

Right now we are in effect following the reverse policy: slashing domestic spending in the face of an economic slump.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, reversed policy after Fukushima and announced this year that Germany would phase out nuclear power by 2022.