Aún no tenemos significados para "reverse course".
1But the skyrocketing number of cases have prompted him to reverse course.
2Finally he decided to reverse course and explore the path's other end.
3But it could reverse course if regulators change media ownership regulations.
4Though regulators can easily reverse course, under accounting rules banks cannot.
5That's the astonishing end of this story, unless we reverse course.
6It's hard to repair this sort of thing, to reverse course.
7The problem for politicians now is how to reverse course without losing their job.
8Those same central banks now seem ready to reverse course.
9Switzerland has had to reverse course after ending nearly all emergency measures in June.
10But HP reassured investors on a conference call the board will not reverse course.
11Obama, however, can direct the agency to reverse course.
12But she has shown no indication it will reverse course and reopen the Lordstown plant.
13The shitcan ahead of them scrambles to reverse course.
14Now return to profile and prepare to reverse course!
15A buyer may have to reverse course and refocus on more affordable and domestic routes.
16He decided to reverse course, return to his original plan, and talk to his father first.
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