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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rollback of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reversal or reduction of a previous decision, policy, or change.
Example: "The government announced a rollback of the tax increase, much to the relief of citizens."
Alternatives: "a reversal of the" or "a reduction of the".
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How quickly could a rollback of the plan happen?
Kennedy Space Center workers prepared for a rollback of the space shuttle Discovery into its hangar.
The truth is that the modern GOP is deeply anti-intellectual, and has as its fundamental goal not just a rollback of the welfare state but a rollback of the Enlightenment.
The White House has almost dared the Democrats to call for a rollback of the tax cuts.
It's not clear how much impact, if any, a rollback of the January executive actions might have.
Some automakers such as Ford and Honda have publicly cautioned against a rollback of the national tailpipe limits.
The House tax bill included a rollback of the 1954 ban, while the Senate version did not.
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In particular, they probably shouldn't propose a rollback of all of the Bush tax cuts.
— Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer will introduce legislation to decriminalize marijuana, the first time that a leader of either party in Congress has endorsed a rollback of one of the country's oldest drug laws, our colleague Dave Weigel reports.
Fueling the relationship, he continued, is the shift in American policy back to the time when it espoused a " rollback of Communism on the Korean Peninsula".
He said it could have been paid with a rollback of tax cuts of the richest 1% bracket, capital gains and dividends and the elimination of tax loopholes for hedge fund managers and private equity partners.
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