That trend must be reversed.

Returns string, reversed.

This situation had to be reversed if the gains from the FDI were to be made concrete.

It has to be arrested and reversed with all the political will we can muster.

He apparently reversed an irreversible hypothermia.

This decline must be reversed, and that will only happen if the Assembly becomes more effective.

The downward spiral, which, above all, hurts the ordinary people of that nation, must be reversed.

Yes, you totally reversed your security policy.

The physical growth of those whom We grant a long life will be reversed. Will you then not understand?

The physical growth of those whom We grant a long life will be reversed. Will you then not understand?

Article 48The impairment related losses incurred to a sellable equity instrument investment shall not be reversed through profits and losses.

If We grant long life to any, We cause him to be reversed in nature Will they not then understand?

If We grant long life to any, We cause him to be reversed in nature Will they not then understand?

Three of the 36 convictions were later reversed on appeal.

Well, you tore up your trade policy, and totally reversed it.

Others have reversed the spread after it had already made inroads.

But then they reversed their minds 'You know they do not speak'

But then they reversed their minds 'You know they do not speak'

All our efforts will be in vain if their results are reversed by continued degradation of the environment and depletion of our natural resources.

Now it's a reversed thing. You're telling the story. And you're telling the story.

Then they reversed themselves, saying , You have already known that these do not speak!

Then they reversed themselves, saying , You have already known that these do not speak!

Historical denial is no less evident in Croatia, where the polarities of blame and suffering have simply been reversed. There, too, the ICTY will not be missed.

OIOS believes that the situation needs to be reversed to make the subregional offices the primary vehicle of technical assistance and to enhance their credibility and visibility in the subregions.

We then reversed your attack upon them, and aided you with wealth and sons and increased your numbers.

We then reversed your attack upon them, and aided you with wealth and sons and increased your numbers.

In part, this means that existing infrastructure projects that are supposed to be financed from national budgets could be funded by the EIB. By removing some of the burden from national budgets, the current decline in public investment could be reversed.

The CHAIRPERSON suggested that the order of the fourth and fifth preambular paragraphs might be reversed, it being more logical first to recall the decision and subsequently to refer to it.

The passage of those two hurricanes reversed all the gains we had made towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

Indeed, some positive trends that were evident in February have apparently stalled, or been slightly reversed, since my last report.

Mobilization of Morsi s Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist supporters is also risky. Indeed, the revolutionary step of steering once armed Islamists toward electoral and constitutional politics could be reversed in ongoing power struggle.

The eventual need for the population to move is not merely predictable but inevitable, unless the process is halted or reversed.

Maybe real estate prices are unlikely to fall to pre boom levels because the fundamental change in perceptions concerning capitalism s triumph will be longstanding. Changes in people s fundamental ways of thinking are not easily reversed.

The faint hope of the Palestinians and Arabs in the occupied territories that their plight might be reversed by the implementation of the road map had vanished with Israel's refusal to comply with its provisions.

Pledges of increased assistance made by developed countries at the Monterrey Conference reversed the declining trend of official assistance to developing countries.

2.4 On appeal, the Superior Court of the District of Bedford, on 13 April 2000, reversed the decision of the lower court.

Actual decisions whose effects are delayed could serve as a down payment, ensuring that, say, half of the spending cuts programmed for the years to come are already enacted. To be sure, decisions can always be reversed parliaments can simply pass another law.

However, the reversed carrying amount shall not be any more than the post amortization costs of the said financial asset on the day of reverse under the assumption that no provision is made for the impairment.

Developing countries, for example, have operated for many years with fossil fuel subsidies, which have come to be widely recognized as a bad way for governments to spend their limited resources. Now these policies have to be reversed, which implies similar political challenges and costs.

In the past, however, Russia s sharp anti Western turns were reversed usually out of simple necessity after relations reached rock bottom. Not this time.

The above trend has been reversed in those jurisdictions where electronic means of communication are widely used for the publication of procurement related information.

Brady s plan looked like a great success. Confidence returned, capital flight from Latin America was reversed, and capital markets became willing to provide financing again.

We are encouraged that global ODA has reversed its downward trend and has shown a net increase in the three years since the Monterrey Consensus.

No catastrophic earthquake or tsunami has destroyed southern Europe s productive capacity. What we are witnessing and what is now affecting the whole world is a man made disaster that can be stopped and reversed by a coordinated policy response.

Both empathy and compassion seem to come naturally to humans. But both responses are fragile, and can be quelled or reversed by a large number of factors including the degree to which we identify with the person who is suffering.