Sentence examples for be rolled back by from inspiring English sources

But these are administrative changes that could be rolled back by another administration.

It is also, perhaps more importantly, a product of wider changes in society and, as such, could not be rolled back by public-policy choices.

The tripling of the price of oil to $35 a barrel will soon be rolled back by increased production from our sensible friends in OPEC.

The previous reform programme, which our partners are so adamant should not be "rolled back" by our government, was founded on internal devaluation, wage and pension cuts, loss of labor protections, and price-maximising privatisation of public assets.

Some of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's health policies — banning smoking in most public places, posting calorie counts in chain restaurants — have become so entrenched, even popular, that it is hard to imagine they would be rolled back by his successors.

In 2006, income-tax cuts that were enacted in 1999 will be rolled back by half; the other half will probably be eliminated in 2007.In this section More mountains to climb The truant's return The soldier's tale Hanging on Just like the old days?

They, too, are being rolled back by cash-strapped governments, creating de facto tax increases.

"The natural checks on that tendency, like needing to go to bed, are being rolled back by modafinil".

Representatives for Amherst College, Davidson College and the University of North Carolina said Monday that they would continue to maintain no-loan policies similar to the one being rolled back by Williams.

When we got to my sister's house, as the huge gate was rolled back by the guard, I sensed my wife tensing.

From the way the words have been flying about, one might think that three centuries of hard-won press freedom are being rolled back by Leveson to a time when the law could send Leigh Hunt to gaol.