| Milk producers have recently been campaigning for an about-turn in policy, but without success. |
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| An interesting about-turn also took place at a certain level of the state administration and among certain employees of state bodies. |
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| But this year he has surprised many with an abrupt about-turn because something in his head seems to have clicked into place. |
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| If the Prime Minister doesn't make an about-turn and reverse his stance, his place in history will be compromised. |
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| Marching stiffly across the room he performed a perfect about-turn before slapping his tiny sandalled foot on the clay floor and saluting. |
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| It would mean officers arrive at the station, complete their pocket book and do an about-turn to go straight back out onto the streets. |
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| I suggested a quick about-turn, and started outlining directions for the city centre. |
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| Following the release of their rock-infused third album, It's Never Been Like That, Phoenix performed an abrupt about-turn, going back to the electro-pop groove they first made their name with. |
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| To some extent, this about-turn may be regarded as an inevitable correction of certain earlier overvaluations, themselves based on exaggeratedly optimistic forecasts. |
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| Motorists at Dr Cullen roundabout were doing an about-turn all this week, as Carlovians caught their first glimpse of the town's latest sculpture. |
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| Tewkesbury borough councillors have done an about-turn and withdrawn their support for the county council's controversial one-way system in Tewkesbury High Street. |
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| At this crucial period of their lives they were surrounded by people who, in very many cases, undertook a complete about-turn with regard to their social and political views. |
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| Then, in an abrupt about-turn, Ludovic decided what was missing in his work was the fusion element that had inspired him from the start of his career. |
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| That about-turn was rather confusing, especially as paragraph 78 seemed to assume that there was some sort of explanation behind every interpretative declaration. |
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| This about-turn is everything in its honor and she was right to change her rifle of shoulder, it is a proof of intelligence by the correctness of analysis and for the adaptability of her passion, the music. |
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| So, even if Prof Nandra and colleagues cannot get the SPC to do an about-turn, there's still a possibility their dream will realise its science before we get pictures of those icy moons from Juice. |
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| He compared the central bank's predicament to the one it faced during the mid nineteen-thirties, when it raised rates only to do an about-turn as the economy fell into another slump. |
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| It would also represent an about-turn for the company, which had previously rejected calls by policyholders to force it to demutualise. |
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| Perhaps international pressure became so strong that the Kirgiz authorities had to relent and stop persecuting him, only then to do an about-turn? |
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