Call it a backward turn – but backward in a good way.
They called it a backward step for women's rights and said the type of feminism that it represented was based on what men think of women, not what women might think of themselves.
But West Cornwall Health Watch said the decision was based on "dangerously unproven assumptions" and West Cornwall MP Andrew George called it a "backward step".
You could call it GOPcore: a fashion-backward uniform of uniformity.
If a node separator does not yield backward edges, we call it a good node separator.
The St .Petersburg Times rightly called it "a step backward on civil rights".
As we put all the brakes on notions of inclusion and diversity and call it 'backward', this is a result, in my opinion, of government intervention in making sure that some of the barriers have been lifted.
The White House immediately criticized the vote, calling it "a significant step backward in defending our country against terrorism".
Many called it a huge step backward for democracy, and no nation has recognized the new government.
Cars registered in Georgia don't have license plates on the front, but, as the Camaro zoomed past, Skinner glanced into his side mirror, memorized the rear-plate number from its backward reflection, and called it in.
Mitch McConnell, the leader of the Republican majority in the Senate, called it, "Another top-down, backward-looking document that caters to powerful political bosses on the left and never balances ever".
