Sentence examples for climb down on from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the diplomats hope, Iran, in an increasingly tight spot, will reach for both as its ladder to climb down on.

But, they were consoled by the similarly universal view - outside the British delegation - that Mrs Thatcher had had to climb down on her main budget demands.

So we are to come up with a statement to give you a ladder to climb down on this issue – just like you asked ….

One hope for the climbers stuck above Bottleneck would be for them to try to climb down on the Chinese side, Reinhold Messner, a renowned climber, told the BBC.

IF IRAN were to decide to end its high-wire defiance of the UN Security Council and open negotiations for a diplomatic solution to the stand-off over its nuclear work telling all about its nuclear past and suspending production of potentially bomb-useable uranium and plutonium it would need to find a ladder to climb down on.

George Osborne will use the spending review to announce a climb down on plans to reduce Government's spending on tax credits by £4.3 billion.

Mr. Blair was thought to have "climbed down" on immigration.

The group of four settled atop their poles on a Thursday morning in May at 6 30 a.m., and the winners climbed down on Sunday night at 10 22.

Councils will be contacted next week and told they should be prepared to accept unaccompanied refugee children from Greece, Italy and France, after David Cameron climbed down on the issue in parliament.

Caving in to American pressure would seriously damage his regime's credibility unless he climbs down on his own terms, covertly.The presidential election in June 2013 may be his chance.

The Breeders' Cup's executives had already climbed down on an earlier commitment to stage the meeting with no medication from 2013, having introduced a ban for the two-year-old events in 2012.