Sentence examples for A partial retreat from inspiring English sources
That explains the numerous concessions offered to the Russian authorities at different stages: such as the ceasefire documents partially dictated by the Kremlin and the acceptance of a partial retreat by Russian troops... Historians will judge whether on August 12th 2008, the day of the ceasefire, Mr Sarkozy really stopped Russian tanks from reaching Tbilisi as he has hinted on several occasions.
This constituted a partial retreat to capitalism.
In a partial retreat, prosecutors on Friday released 4.5percentt of the shares, prompting a market rally.
This month Liberal Democrat senator David Leyonhjelm forced the Abbott government into a partial retreat on an already trumpeted ban on imports of a new rapid-action shotgun.
But she has now been forced into a partial retreat, and the party has instead tabled an amendment rejecting the bill.
By nudging up the cost of capital, the political climate has probably made a partial retreat inevitable, reckons Verity Mitchell at HSBC.
The government has been forced into a swift though partial retreat over its plans to monitor and license adults' relationships with children through a giant database.
This adjustment is not relevant to binding site mutants, but interestingly it does provide a tentative explanation for the partial retreat of eve's extension towards a wild-type expression pattern: as Hb concentrations increase over time, the TF eventually switches from an activator to a repressor of eve between the stripes.
Jowell made her partial retreat in a letter to the Times (paywall), in which she argued that she had asked the Gambling Commission to keep those voracious one-armed FOTB bandits on probation in 2005.
The closing of 401 national parks, monuments, waterways and memorials (plus 561 national wildlife refuges) as part of the broader government shutdown has the public in an uproar and Republicans in (partial) retreat.
The health secretary, Andrew Lansley, has only recently been forced into an extraordinary legislative pause and then partial retreat on his NHS plans, after Liberal Democrats insisted on limiting privatisation.
