Sentence examples for reverting to the current from inspiring English sources

But even the strongest education supporters said they believed any budget the school board tries to present will be defeated in referendum, and that would mean reverting to the current year's $28 million budget and no increase in spending, which administrators said would actually mean a decrease because of rising budget obligations.

At the end of three years, the players could choose to revert to the current collective bargaining agreement, Fehr said.

They agreed that the law, if not extended by the Legislature, would expire in seven years and that control of the schools would revert to the current arrangement.

Things will break and it's hard to revert to the current stable version.

The tax will not apply to the first $5 million of an inheritance, extending the current exclusion rather than reverting to the $3.5 million threshold that President Obama initially favored.

This concept is a variant on stocks reverting to the mean not the historical mean here, but the current one for their benchmark indexes, using prospective earnings.

This concept is a variant on stocks reverting to the mean not the historical mean here, but the current one for their benchmark index.

"We are reverting to the government".

The child tax credit would increase to $1,000 until 2005, when it would revert to the $700 in current law.

Under the House bill, the child tax credit would increase to $1,000 per child until 2005, when it would revert to the $700 in the current law.

Apple's patent deals specifically with a 'bounce back' animation effect that allows you to preview the next image in a series, but reverts to the current image when you raise your finger if you haven't swiped all the way in one direction.