Is the democratic tide reversing?

Reversing this shift quickly seems impossible.

Reversing our priorities has a powerful implication.

Until the Yukos affair, capital flight was reversing.

Calderón, reversing his predecessor s policy of speaking out against the lack of human rights in Cuba, has restored Mexico s traditional close ties.

We must become equally committed to reversing the rate of biodiversity loss.

He simply ignored him while reversing his achievements in building a free Russia.

We now risk failing to meet the Millennium Development GOAL, set out by the United Nations, of reversing the spread of AIDS, TB and malaria by 2015.

But, rather than helping, the rush to budget cutting is reversing earlier recovery efforts.

Reversing the upsurge in fiscal deficits is also critical to the global economy s health.

Reversing the robotic gigantism of banking ought to be the top priority for reform.

But, rather than helping, the rush to budget cutting is reversing earlier recovery efforts.

Reversing this trend is not only in America s interest, but also in the world s interest.

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By reversing course on the WTO, Putin has again shown himself to be Russia s master.

Liberalization could have reinvigorated the rural sector by reversing the collapse in cashew tree planting.

Reversing the declining trend in contributions to the Global Environment Facility would be a good start.

But Australia s Labor Party seems to be open to the idea of reversing Australia's UNCLOS stance.

Since then, the Global Fund has played a key role in reversing the course of these epidemics.

Because I think it says something about reversing our perception of what we think the good life is.

All those years in NHL, my team mates tried to assist me, and now its reversing, Jágr added.

A deep European depression would result, almost certainly dragging down the German economy and reversing the European integration process.

Once inflation starts, it increases at a faster and faster rate, and the costs of reversing it are high.

Indeed, during the past 20 years, they actually cut aid for agriculture programs, and only now are reversing course.

Activists argue that public education is the key to reversing attitudes that allow societies to remain complacent to corruption.

Such incentives are targeted at foreign investors and the local elite, with the aim of stopping or even reversing capital flight.

But Obama is also concerned with reversing a sharp rise in income inequality (which is now at an 80 year high).

For reversing disease, that s what it takes, but if you re just trying to be healthy, you have a spectrum of choices.

Thus, concerns about QE s supposed ill effects are wildly overblown, and there is nothing especially challenging about eventually reversing course, either.

Reversing the trend would require a return to robust growth substantial cuts in public expenditure and a more dynamic European environment.

After all, this is precisely what the radical Islamists have done by, for example, reversing the traditional Islamic opposition to suicide bombing.

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The fishing industry is, on its own, incapable of reversing the fishing down trend, notwithstanding arguments by commentators who should know better.

I think that once they've accumulated these genetic changes that hardwired their bodies into obesity and diabetes, reversing that is really hard.

The blogger ends up with a quote by Eduardo Galeano applicable to the impact these small actions have on reversing climate change

On the contrary, given the increase in its Roma population, Europe s long term prosperity depends on reversing current trends and getting started right away.

It would be clear that what West Germany had in mind was not reunification, but reversing the consequences of Nazi Germany's defeat in 1945.

But reversing that growth would create other problems forcing people to compete for diminishing assets and resources would spread unemployment, poverty, and even violence.

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He had sought to take advantage of the Beijing Olympics to give the foreign media unprecedented freedom, but the bureaucrats succeeded in reversing his decision.

More surprising was the simultaneous announcement that it was intervening on the foreign exchange market with the aim of reversing the appreciation of the franc.

The first signs of this realization will probably take the form of an increase in capital flight. Until the Yukos affair, capital flight was reversing.

Consider first the goal of reversing the monetary expansion, which is necessary to avoid a surge of inflation when aggregate demand begins to pick up.

So what PIPA and SOPA risk doing is taking a centuries old legal concept, innocent until proven guilty, and reversing it guilty until proven innocent.

Last January, Lula visited the island with a string of leading Brazilian businessmen and signed trade and investment deals worth 1 billion. Calderón, reversing his predecessor s policy of speaking out against the lack of human rights in Cuba, has restored Mexico s traditional close ties.