Sentence examples for services to reverse from inspiring English sources

This government may find it impossible to pass a budget.The hardliners' instincts will be to use the security services to reverse the freedoms of Mr Kibaki's first term anything to avoid power slipping into Mr Odinga's hands.

Improving the experience of service users may help to reverse the drift away from government services.

Critics say it could be used to attack the UK's NHS by making privatisations of specific services harder to reverse.

As the owners of yellow cabs and car services fight to reverse tough new safety standards imposed by the Giuliani administration, they have found that the political might they built with generous campaign contributions and powerful lobbyists has waned.

In May, the Seattle City Council passed a new tax on large businesses that it hoped would raise $47 million to fund affordable housing development and homelessness services, only to reverse course and repeal the plan a few weeks later under pressure from the local business community (and Amazon in particular).

Ms. Ellsion said she wanted to tell her story to a wider audience for the same reason she is interested in a public service career: to reverse the flow of encouragement and support that has pushed her toward success.

If any financial services brand manages to reverse this trend in 2011, it could reposition itself as a powerful force in the consumer marketplace.

The report undercut Mr. Brown just as he and lawmakers moved into the final stages of budget negotiations, and it empowered Democrats and social service advocates eager to reverse budget cuts.

The big concern in the UK is that ISDS would put the NHS at risk, with privatisation of services becoming much harder to reverse.

She said a Scottish-style public health approach, where police worked with schools, hospitals, mental health services and local authorities to reverse Glasgow's status as the country's knife crime capital, was needed to get to grips with London's violent crimewave.

House and Senate lawmakers on budget committees are expected to deal with minor budget changes during the veto session, but even left-leaning Democrats who support spending on social services are not rallying to reverse the closings Mr. Quinn announced of three mental health institutions, two centers for the developmentally disabled and two correctional centers.