Sentence examples for a rollback in from inspiring English sources

Democrats have opposed the higher cigarette tax, instead favoring a rollback in business tax cuts.

"It's a fairer way if it's coupled to a rollback in property taxes," she said.

Nor are there widespread expectations of a rollback in recent legislation to hold executives and directors more accountable.

Blues General Manager Larry Pleau said: "Last year, we had a little bit of a rollback in salary.

And residents of three counties who agreed to a property tax increase to help finance the museum would almost certainly demand a rollback in the future.

Instead, he said the unspoken bargain of recent Russian politics — economic stability at the price of a rollback in political freedoms — might be unwinding.

"In February 2010, the players unequivocally rejected the owners' proposal which called for a hard cap, a 40 percent rollback in player salaries, unlimited expense deductions and the elimination of guaranteed contracts," Hunter said in a statement.

"But let's keep in mind that they're the ones who started this with a request for a 24 percent rollback, in addition to putting proposals on the table severely limiting player contracting rights, which had the predictable result of provoking the players," Fehr said.

He offered virtually all of the West Bank and Gaza, a divided Jerusalem, and a significant rollback in the Jewish settlements.

That is remarkably similar to the union's opening gambits this time, in which they offered to accept a modest rollback in salary – and called for a new revenue-sharing system among clubs.

They are seeking an overhaul of the economic system, including a 38 percent rollback in player salaries — amounting to about $800 million.