Sentence examples for has gradually retreated from from inspiring English sources

But it has gradually retreated from that position and hopes the NEC will follow suit.

Since Rudd's bid to place climate change centre stage, Australia has gradually retreated from the issue.

Morrison initially appeared certain about the accuracy of the information he was receiving about the riots, but he has gradually retreated from his original statement.

At the same time, the company has gradually retreated from other areas such as carbon capture and storage and shut down its separate London headquarters for BP Alternative Energy.

Western governments have not committed as many policy resources to pressuring Beijing on human rights as to other issues, and the differing degrees of commitment to human rights-related foreign policy explain why Japan, Western Europe, and the United States, in that order, have gradually retreated from confronting China on human rights issues.

But since a cease-fire brokered by the European Community on the Adriatic island of Brioni on July 8, federal forces have gradually retreated from Slovenia to concentrate their firepower on neighboring Croatia.

He gradually retreated from active political life; and, after suffering another humiliation in 1928, moved to London and set up a lucrative law practice there.

In order to establish the dominant role of the market in resource allocation, the state gradually retreated from the regulation of and intervention in the Chinese economy (Zhang, 2004).

Led by the pianists Lennie Tristano and, later, Sal Mosca, these musicians tested their theories in rehearsal studios, gradually retreating from the public eye — a retreat from which Mr. Brown has only recently emerged for the occasional club date.

Pension and insurance funds should consider urgent divestment from "very risky" coal assets and then gradually retreat from oil and gas, Ed Davey, the UK energy and climate change secretary, has warned.

The net outcome is that the Moon is gradually retreating from Earth, climbing to a higher and higher orbit and moving faster and faster.