Sentences with phrase «to reverse one's position»

First of all, we probably shouldn't underestimate a Conservative government's ability to completely reverse its position on this subject.

To switch sides, turn your front toes in and your back toes out, so you are reversing the position of the feet.

It's also possible that you could completely reverse your position.

Large teachers unions that once backed the effort have now reversed their position.

Do you have to take the inside bar regardless and risk taking the hit and just reverse your position if you get stopped out?

I've spoken to some well - known big name authors who have also reversed position on this.

Though an early proponent of a common set of national standards, he has since reversed his position.

Late last month, the department reversed a position that the two bureaucratic processes were separate and has now linked them.

The department late last month reversed a position that the two bureaucratic processes were separate and has now linked them.

It's this flexibility that allows the successful traders to pull an unfavorable position in an instant or even reverse their position if the situation calls for it.

The insurance company reversed its position and paid the medical bills.

The home builders even got a Republican governor to reverse his position on this issue so the industry could continue hiring cheap, illegal labor.

Now, combine these two and reverse the position of the hair to come up with this rocking look.

Orangetown's town board initially supported United Water and opposed the PSC hearings, but reversed its position with a narrow 3 - 2 informal vote in May after facing overwhelming public opposition.

Moore made those remarks in 2016, months after then - candidate Donald Trump publicly reversed his position on the matter and acknowledged that Obama was indeed born in the US.

Pretend that in one moment HE is communicating with you; clearly state you know HIS intent (HIS will) and then quickly reverse your position and say «how can we know God».

The point of the film's mockumentary structure is to approach Harding's fall from grace in multiple ways, embracing some of its unsavoury aspects with tabloid glee, but then reversing its position and giving her a day in court.

Until reversing its position in 2013, Moscow long resisted greater non-Arctic state participation in the Arctic Council; today, Russia still prefers to keep discussion of Arctic issues primarily among Arctic states, even though it has adversarial relationships with most of them.

For parents whose toddlers show interest in swimming, you'll be happy to read American Academy of Pediatrics Reverses Position On Toddler Swim Training.

Reversing his position from earlier this year, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said this afternoon that New York State's minimum wage should eventually rise to $ 15 an hour — pleasing progressives who have traditionally upbraided him and irking business leaders.

The Georgia Supreme Court reversed this position in the case of Bodne v. Bodne in 2003.

Asked on Good Morning America Wednesday whether the company would reverse its position again, Stack said, «Never.»

Oh, and I'll completely reverse my position as soon as someone performs an observable, repeatable, and recordable miracle under laboratory conditions.

Given this background, it could have been bizarre and intellectually fickle for the editors to reverse their position instantly on the homeland question.

Based on longitudinal studies which were begun in the 1950's, the CWLA reversed this position in 1986 (unanimously) recommending «open adoption as standard practice.»

Turning the baby's face in the other direction reverses the position.

And if Cameron does reverse his position, Labour will just portray him as a flip - flopper.

Also, until late 2008, well into the financial crisis, the Tories supported increases in public spending over deficit reduction; then they abruptly reversed their position.

At first advocating pacificism and opposing rearmament, he later reversed his position; by 1938, he became a strong critic of Neville Chamberlain's attempts to appease Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.

Certainly, lawmakers will question state and federal officials about the slow response to the crisis in Hoosick Falls, and why the state Department of Health assured residents they could drink their water for a year before reversing that position.

The governor reversed his position on NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio's re-election bid, and endorsed his fellow Democrat — but not with much enthusiasm.

And in recent weeks, Mayor Bill de Blasio reversed his position not to add to the size of the NYPD by announcing he will hire nearly 1,300 more officers to help fight crime, 300 more than Police Commissioner Bill Bratton and the City Council had requested.

However, in 1999, the FEC reversed its position and decided that LLCs should be treated either as a corporation or a partnership for the purposes of campaign contribution limits — but not the limits set for human beings.

and it was only a question of whether the Labour government would be prepared to rely on Conservative support to force it through, it's difficult to see how the party could now reverse its position without risking his resignation.

«Which of course reverses his position on taxes, until very recently.»

Long one of the strongest advocates for testing and accountability, Ravitch reversed her position in her influential book The Death and Life of the Great American School System, which laid the groundwork for her current book.

What will happen to the earth when the North Pole and South Pole reverse their positions?

With the next release, Omega Force reversed its position, re-introducing the familiar combo system, bringing back dismissed cast members, and even satisfying the desires of Romance of the Three Kingdoms geeks by introducing a new faction to complete the story.

Post-disaster, the Obama administration halted this process, and several politicians on both sides of the aisle who had previously expressed support for greater drilling reversed their position.

; d) what are implications of the U.S. strikingly reversed position on the commitments of developing countries in New Delhi for initiating discussions on joint accession by the U.S. and China?