Sentence examples for willing to reverse from inspiring English sources

But looking forward, the eurozone is still stuck near record levels of unemployment (12.1%), and how soon it returns to normal will depend on how quickly the European authorities are willing to reverse their policies for the region.

Still, Ashton's imagination knows no bounds and he is willing to reverse ballet conventions.

He has given absolutely no indication that Iran is willing to reverse course on the nuclear issue".

But it's by no means certain that he would be willing to reverse it a third of a century later.

It was perfectly willing to reverse a federal law when the political power of corporations and wealthy individuals was at stake.

The administration responded by inviting group members to discuss the issue in August, but so far it has not indicated that it is willing to reverse its decision.

It could be explored whether these organizations would be willing and able to reverse the declining trend in expatriate recruitment, and again supply larger numbers of expatriate health workers to countries with a serious HRH deficit.

"There may be some banks or other lenders willing to make reverse mortgages that the lender would hold rather than sell," Mr. Weinstein said, referring to what are known as portfolio loans.

But there are few, if any, lenders willing to make reverse mortgage loans on co-ops, given the likely length of time before a lender would realize any profit on such a loan.

The company, according to Jain, might be willing to hit reverse on both, take on external capital, and, I presume, run deficits for a number of quarters to drive growth.

When you are willing to open your mind in this way, you are truly free to reverse the curse.