Sentence examples for have been backtracking from inspiring English sources

But now he does not need Catalan votes, and the relevant ministers have been backtracking.

The compartments considered for the benchmark set are the 11 subcellular localizations used in the overview figure, and all evidence for more specific localizations have been backtracked to this level.

They said all the right things last year... and they've been backtracking ever since.

The White House has tried to backtrack, but it has been backtracking from backtracks so much that on Egypt its symbol might as well be a weather vane.

The speech reflected the fact that Mr. Bush has been backtracking lately, but he did not come close to charting the new course he needs to take.

He has been backtracking ever since and, over the past months, he and his men have been calling for the Lusaka accords to be revised.The revision they want most is that all non-invited foreign forces should be withdrawn immediately from Congo.

One hint that the OECD isn't really that trustworthy on the issue is how quickly it has been backtracking on transfer pricing and BEPS issues.

"The two investors are backtracking and have been given additional time," Mr. Gupta conceded.

The Bank has been making soothing noises about the eventual increases in interest rates being slow and limited, but other central banks around the world have been forced to backtrack after raising borrowing costs.

Iranian negotiators have been known to backtrack from commitments before.

And over the last 24 hours, as Mr. Obama and his campaign have sought to explain his initial remarks, and suggested that an undivided Jerusalem would be hard to achieve, they have been accused of backtracking, which has generated a new round of criticism, this one here at home among Jewish groups.