Sentence examples for supposed to reverse from inspiring English sources

Obamacare is supposed to reverse this, but implementation has been held up.

If we're content with taking the biggest tool in the US toolbox off the table, then how exactly is the United States supposed to reverse Russia's seizure of the Crimea?

Maybe we're not supposed to reverse engineer the target.

In return, we spend billions of our own dollars collectively on various products which are supposed to reverse our aging process, re-grow our hair, smooth out our wrinkles, whiten our teeth, help us lose weight, make us look and feel better, and much more.

The ruling, a mandate for non-compliant segregationists, was supposed to finally reverse the tide of Jim Crow era "separate and unequal" education.

In reversal learning, the individual first learns to make a discrimination, such as choosing a black object in a black white discrimination problem, and then is supposed to learn to reverse his choice i.e., to choose the white object.

"It is the year when the world was supposed to have reversed the rate of loss of our biodiversity.

If they do, organisers could end up speeding the professionalisation of politics, which they were supposed to be reversing.

Interest rates could be on the rise, the increase in the money supply, so-called quantitative easing, is supposed to be reversed and the public finances are very weak, so taxes are due to go up.

To squeeze Mr Bush's cuts into that $350 billion number, Congress made sure that all but one of the bill's provisions are supposed to be reversed ("sunsetted", in the jargon) between 2004 and 2008.

It is supposed to say "Reverse Curve," but a zealous Red Sox fan with a can of spray paint found it too much to resist.