Sentence examples for backsliding with from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: As a Democratic member of the Tennessee Legislature, I read with interest your editorial describing Tennessee as "a laboratory for education reform" and calling on state lawmakers to "resist any backsliding" with respect to Tennessee's teacher evaluation system.

Sometimes he divided himself as he wrote to report on his own condition: "A great joy it is to me to see myself in a good disposition to business," he remarked on the first day of March 1666, having found himself guilty of backsliding with a woman on the last day of February.

Conigliaro said she sees some backsliding with Dell shares in the near term.

They are also worried about backsliding with respect to the "structural reforms" that they argue are best for increasing employment and the efficiency of the economy.

Despite some bright spots, most notably Botswana, several countries are backsliding with drought-related food crises and the rise of HIV/AIDS taking their toll.

But the past two years have  shown both progress and backsliding with respect to the goal, first established at the 1990 World Summit for Children and then re-adopted last year at a special session of the UN General Assembly, of eliminating iodine deficiency disorders forever by 2005.

Testifying in the case before Judge Stearns, the Boston school superintendent, Thomas W. Payzant, said he was concerned that if the district returned to the old neighborhood school plan "we could backslide with respect to racial isolation and racial imbalance".

In 1958, however, Maryland again backslided with a 4 6 record and Mont subsequently resigned.

Such goals include fighting atheism (or at least buttressing the faith of believers, especially young believers, confronted with atheism), and fighting doctrinal backsliding within the evangelical population and evangelical institutions such as denominations, churches, and schools.

Mr. Jonathan quickly demoted Attorney General Michael Aondoakaa, an official closely associated with backsliding on the president's good-government promises.

It is in Europe's best interests to make sure the right levers are kept handy, to ensure that good behaviour can be rewarded, and that any dictatorial backsliding will come with a high price.