Sentence examples for revert to direct from inspiring English sources

I understand why, but how many times in the past have you seen English teams bring a big centre-forward on late on when they are chasing a game and revert to direct tactics?

Latakia and Cilicia, however, were to revert to direct Byzantine rule.

The principality would revert to direct Byzantine rule on Bohemond's death.

Then, Raymond would rule the new conquests and Antioch would revert to direct imperial rule.

The least bad option, therefore, is to suspend the institutions of government in Stormont and revert to direct rule from London, as has happened during previous crises.

When Jamaica declared its independence (1962), the Caymans reverted to direct British rule.

The government has now made it possible to revert to a direct payment if tenants fall into rent arrears for two months or more, and many of the Curo tenants have done this.

The destination based on the received RRTS1 and RRTS2, decides in favour of the relay or to revert to the direct transmission.

Yet West Ham played an altogether less fashionable and more direct brand of football, Allardyce putting their aesthetic overhaul on hold and reverting to a direct gameplan featuring an old-school assortment of six-footers.

Farmer adoption rates, however, are low and many development organisations have reverted to using direct incentives, such as cash payments and food-for-work, to attract participating farmers.

While the Muslims fight, many Sudanese revert to their historic grudges, directed against Christians, the United States and foreigners in general.