Sentence examples for reversing the position from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Mr. Bloomberg appeared to be reversing the position he took last month.

The outlook for the treaty was substantially dimmed in March when President Bush rejected it, reversing the position taken by President Bill Clinton, whose administration negotiated the outlines of the accord in Japan in 1997.

Page B1 HIP SURGERY LOSES BACKER Citing recent findings by orthopedic registries overseas, the California Technology Assessment Forum found that there was insufficient evidence to show that an alternative technique known as hip resurfacing was as safe and effective as a traditional replacement, reversing the position it had taken just last year.

The day the House of Representitives, reversing the position it had taken earlier, voted 221 to 209 in favor of the Administration's proposal to supply the Contra rebels against the Sandinista regime in Nicaragua with $100 million in aid, including $70 million in military aid, we happened to be in Washington, paying a visit to the memorial for the Vietnam War dead... Nicaragua is not, as they say.

Although, segregated systems with a pseudomorphic monolayer of Pt and Pd above a transition metal were found to be stable for systems involving Ru, Ir, Rh and Au even in the presence of adsorbates, oxygen was found to be capable of reversing the position of the supported monolayer and the host metal for systems involving Ag or Cu.

"It was reversing the position that career lawyers have been pursuing for several years, and that's really troubling," Vanita Gupta, a prosecutor who served as the head of the civil rights division under President Obama, told the New York Times.

Reversion is a mechanism which generates new solution by reversing the positions.

The ratio between the purchase of margarine and butter was changed sevenfold (p<0.01) by reversing the positions of these products in the hospital restaurant.

In this Presidential campaign, he has echoed the language but reversed the position.

LASPO reverses the position whereby legal aid is accessible for all civil cases other than those excluded by the Access to Justice Act 1999.

But in February, the T.S.A.'s administrator, John S. Pistole, reversed the position of his Republican predecessor and gave employees the ability to bargain collectively.