Sentence examples for in a rollback from inspiring English sources

His public condemnation of the steel industry and the businessmen who ran it was followed by swift action that resulted in a rollback of the price increases.

Those enterprises are at the forefront of what many Chinese scholars critically call the "vested interests" that hold enormous sway over the Chinese leadership and that have resulted in a rollback of economic reforms.

The Houston Chronicle reported that his interest in a rollback developed after Lonnie Pilgrim, senior chairman of the East Texas chicken company Pilgrim's Pride, donated $100,000 to the Republican Governors Association, of which Mr. Perry is the chairman.

In embracing a rollback strategy instead, House Republicans have gotten off on the wrong foot.

The Clinton plan, which would be paid for in part by a rollback of Bush administration tax cuts for upper-echelon income-earners, would require all Americans to have coverage and prohibit insurers from dropping or denying clients with pre-existing medical conditions.

Boko Haram rarely states its aims beyond calling for a stricter imposition of the already existing, loosely-applied Shariah law in Nigeria's northern states, and suggesting a rollback in democratic institutions.

As Mr. Khodorkovsky has sat in jail awaiting trial on charges of economic crimes, analysts and investors have debated whether his arrest signaled a broad crackdown or even a rollback in the privatization of state property in the 1990's.

That kind of money buys a lot of resistance, even to steps (such as a rollback in "convenience" gambling like video lotteries) urged in 1999 by a "National Gambling Impact Study" commissioned by Congress and the White House.

Blues General Manager Larry Pleau said: "Last year, we had a little bit of a rollback in salary.

Democrats have opposed the higher cigarette tax, instead favoring a rollback in business tax cuts.

"It's a fairer way if it's coupled to a rollback in property taxes," she said.