"We do not think we have the right to reverse the course of history," said the organization's chief architect, John Sanday.
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.
For now, the FDA has determined that genetically modified ingredients don't require special labeling, but it has reserved the right to reverse course on that.
c) Attention-concentration: This is a digit subtest to the right and reverse [ 53].
When it reaches the car on the left it reverses direction, and when it reaches the car on the right it reverses again, repeating the pattern until the cars meet.
The basin on the right contained reverse-osmosis backwash: it was molasses black, topped with a rainbow slick of oil.
The man's glance, three-quarters to the right, is reversed by the man behind him, who becomes his virtual mirror image.
With the Redskins nearing midfield in the closing minutes, running back Steve Bagarus made an end run to the right, then reversed field and broke free, running in a sweeping arc to the far sideline, with two Rams in hot pursuit.
Note the way space is frequently organized and compressed on a downward slant from the right — abruptly reversed in a "Resurrection" that propels Christ skyward with the visual correlative of a startled shout.
