Sentence examples for backsliding under from inspiring English sources
No. 22 Tennessee came into Saturday's game in Neyland Stadium with a 20-13 recoverover the past two-plus seasons, and with critics saying that the team has been backsliding under Fulmer, who has not won a Southeastern Conference championship since 1998.
Much of the backsliding occurs under the very same hood where the efficiency got raised.
These sentences mark a new low for press freedom and further backsliding on rights under Aung San Suu Kyi's government," said Bill Adams, Human Rights Watch's Asia director.
"These sentences mark a new low for press freedom and further backsliding on rights under Aung San Suu Kyi's government".
The democratic backsliding that has occurred under Yanukovich, recently epitomized by the trial of opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko, threatens Ukraine's links with the West.
The uneasiness that activists like Ms. Belmahi feel about the case extends to their concerns about possible backsliding on women's rights under the conservative government.
Critics of the reset policy, though, say it has deflected attention from more fundamental American interests by playing down human rights abuse and backsliding on democracy in Russia under Vladimir V. Putin, who is set to begin a third presidential term in May.
Prevention of backsliding is the only test for Justice Department "preclearance" under the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the court said in Reno v. Bossier Parish, No. 98-405.
Instead, he maintained that the only prohibited purpose under Section 5 is the specific intent to cause backsliding.
"The homeless in Montreal are well treated by the shelters and organizations, [but] there is some backsliding; like McDonalds, who last week we criticized because they refused to serve homeless people under the excuse that the homeless smell bad, they have no business in a McDonalds, they sometimes sleep at the tables.
