Sentence examples for been forced to backtrack from inspiring English sources

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In his absence, the company has been forced to backtrack on several occasions.

The family of Roald Dahl has been forced to backtrack on a fundraising campaign designed to rescue the hut in which the author wrote his tales.

Microsoft has been forced to backtrack after it closed down a whistleblowing website after it published a leaked version of the company's "spy guide".

Now, it has been forced to backtrack, to try to accommodate both the influx of Syrian refugees and nearly 35,000 Jordanian and expatriate children who have transferred, mostly for financial reasons, from private to public schools this year.

He told me that management have already been forced to backtrack, approaching people on the list to ask if they could help out with teaching for another year when it became clear that the sackings would make delivery impossible.

"When this story broke Mr Duncan Smith described it as claptrap and a conspiracy, but faced with the overwhelming evidence that these targets are still in place, his department has been forced to backtrack.

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Mitterrand was forced to backtrack.

Mr. Gore was forced to backtrack in an appearance on ABC's "Good Morning America".

The army, meanwhile, was forced to backtrack on a bewildering claim it had rescued all of the girls.

By this week, the White House was forced to backtrack, issuing statements that appeared much closer to the C.I.A.'s version.

Last week, Romania's neighbor, Hungary, was forced to backtrack after senior government officials scared investors by declaring that the country risked becoming another Greece.

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