Pietersen's switch to a left-handed stance to reverse-hit a bowler for six first came to prominence in the Edgbaston Test more than two years ago when an astonished Muttiah Muralitharan, Sri Lanka's world record wicket-taker, praised him as the leading batsman in the world.
Did he really want to reverse his stance of last week?
He even appeared to reverse his stance on abstaining from voting.
For obvious moral and practical reasons, ADB ought to reverse its stance and pay the compensation CRP recommended for families affected by the Cambodia rail project.
But in 2006, the I.R.S. began to reverse its stance that the transactions were valid for deferral, and claimed Mr. Anschutz immediately owed nearly $144 million in back taxes.
Second, while he had previously tried to keep the case quiet, in order to give M.I.T. a chance to reverse its stance without embarrassment, now he and others recognized that this strategy had failed.
The government is to reverse its stance on the safety of a swine flu vaccine given to 6 million people in Britain and accept that on rare occasions the jab can trigger the devastating sleep disorder narcolepsy.
The prime minister had previously ruled out any form of sugar tax but has come under increasing pressure from campaigners, experts and MPs to reverse his stance and introduce a levy as part of the government's childhood obesity strategy, expected to be published next month.
In recent years the government has tried several times to rein in debt, only to back down when it became clear that deleveraging would be painful.Credit-to-GDP levels were stable in the second half of last year at about 190%, but a very bumpy start to this year – the country's first bond default and stress in shadow banks – prompted the government to reverse its stance.
He loosened the so-called proximity requirement, which made it difficult for hotel and restaurant owners not in the immediate zone of the spill to claim damages, and agreed to reverse his stance against making payments to claimants while they negotiate a final settlement.
