Sentence examples for right to reverse from inspiring English sources

President Trump was right to reverse Obama's unconstitutional decision.

"We do not think we have the right to reverse the course of history," said the organization's chief architect, John Sanday.

The judge said an administration had the right to reverse a previous policy, but still must back up its reason for doing so with facts.

My suggestion to deal with this is to give the referee the right to reverse the allocation of points (ie the losing side gets the points) then the spectators would get a proper match.

This generation of Americans, she says, has not had to struggle for anything, and the only thing it has fought for is the right to reverse hard-won freedoms - free speech, fair trials, abortion rights.

The judges said that the agency had the right to reverse the methane regulations but would have to undertake a new rule-making process to undo the Obama administration's regulation.

You need to give me the right to reverse-gentrify my damn space.

His popularity is also down to his careful appeal to the deeply socially conservative views of the Catholic right, promising to reverse certain recently won adoption rights for gay couples, preserve traditional family values and respect France's Christian roots.

In this current era as the political and theocratic Right attempts to reverse progressive human and civil rights initiatives won over the past decades and to prevent such measures from taking root where they have not grown previously, I am extremely encouraged by the leaders from the highest levels and from the grassroots showing courage in the face of resistance and backlash.

There's nothing we can do right now to reverse the damage for this generation of young adults.

– insisted Hammond had been absolutely right not to reverse all the cuts George Osborne had made to universal credit, because the whole point of UC was that it should mirror the world of work.