Sentence examples for terms to reverse from inspiring English sources

What can the U.S. government do in practical terms to reverse the damaging trend that Secretary Clinton so eloquently discussed?

"We urge you in the strongest possible terms to reverse course and retain language in your agency's mission statement that reflects one of HUD's most important responsibilities: enforcement and promotion of the Fair Housing Act," the 573 groups wrote, noting that many of them worked with HUD to make sure that the commitment to inclusivity was included in the first place. .

Even that, however, does not take account of some other factors and it requires substantial reinvestment after the four-year term to reverse the damage done.

Mr. Robins noted in a recent analysis that the progress at Durban will do little in the short or medium term to reverse the current growth in consumption of dirty-burning fuels such as oil and coal.

What would you do in your second term to reverse a trend that has reignited anti-Americanism?

Nevertheless, the clinical implications of our results are that if insulin secretion is only transiently reduced by low-dose prednisolone, then insulin secretagogues are not required long-term to reverse this pathophysiologic change.

It will take long-term adjustments to reverse these trends.

The two south Caucasian bosses have absorbed the political costs of these bitter defeats, and charted a long-term strategy to reverse them.

Will it pay lip-service to the importance of MFL and stand by while the subject continues to wither, or will it follow the example of Scotland and put in place a bold, long-term strategy to reverse decades of decline?

In his book, Lessig outlines long-term measures to reverse the corrupt power of money -- most notably a new constitutional convention.

Perhaps even more clinically relevant is the potential to focus on short-term treatment to reverse dysfunction.