This legislation would reverse the process that allows agencies to pass major rules without Congressional approval, without the approval of the American people.

But federal legislation that has passed both the House and Senate and is now in conference would reverse that trend, as well as the government's relatively low profile in the area of child-care policy.

Based on the principle that the polluters who caused the problem pay for the cost of remediation, rather than the taxpayer, the authorizing legislation, H.R. 2500, reverses that principle and adds a truly revolutionary twist.

If agreement is reached, as Congressional staff members expect it will be, the legislation will reverse the Reagan Administration's deregulation of advertising directed at children.

The proposed legislation would reverse the effect of these decisions.

This legislation will reverse the gains in the health status of the elderly that Medicare has achieved in its 30-year history.

This is especially so if the legislation passed neglects or reverses the original purpose for which the agency was established.

But 1998 federal legislation reversed this pattern.

Later legislation reversed this, ordering them to live in their own quarters.

This legislation reverses the erosion of states' authority under a long-established partnership with the federal government to regulate the nation's water quality.