Sentence examples for wish to reverse from inspiring English sources
The preponderance of small firms in such places as Greece, Italy and Portugal, seems to be one of the factors holding those economies back.But if governments wish to reverse the inequality big firms foment, reforms to the labour market are unlikely to do the trick.
That's right, they went out of their way to ensure that the public will not be allowed a vote on this issue, should they wish to reverse it.
More critically, the first round of the presidential elections showed that nearly three-quarters of French society want, at the very least, to be protected from the massive economic, social and cultural changes brought about by globalization, and many simply wish to reverse them.
To cross this boundary and then recross it (i.e. if we wish to reverse a completely transformed population) requires two releases with a minimum combined size of 1/ p(1− p)−2.
Create a new StringBuffer object initialized with the length of the string that you wish to reverse as the parameter.
If you wish to reverse the process and make your tweets public again, all you need to do is uncheck the "Protect my Tweets" box.
Likewise, if you are using the genericstable, you should add any domains you wish to reverse-map to /etc/mail/generics-domains.
If Congress wishes to reverse the decision, it must act by the end of this month.Might this row prompt a wider re consideration of America's drugs policy?
The creation of Soviet man was the horror Mr Solzhenitsyn chiefly wished to reverse.Neither East nor WestYet he had little time for the West either.
contrasted the callousness of our male society with my basic conception of man as mortal and woman as immortal; in the modern world it is only the murderer who wishes to reverse this state of affairs.
The court's 8-to-7 decision focused not on admissions policies per se but on the fact that the process by which the ban was approved — the referendum leading to a constitutional amendment — would inevitably require people who wished to reverse it "to surmount more formidable obstacles than those faced by other groups to achieve their political objectives".
