Sentence examples for major rollback from inspiring English sources

Mediocre U.S. jobs numbers released Friday, however, appeared to have eased concerns of a major rollback by the Fed.

BANGKOK — Najib Razak, Malaysia's prime minister, announced Tuesday a major rollback in the system of ethnic preferences that has defined the country's political system for almost four decades.

If the union balks again, Stern said, the league will revert to its prior offer, which he referred to as the reset: a 47 percent share for players, a hard salary cap and a major rollback of current salaries.

BANGKOK -- Najib Razak, the prime minister of Malaysia, announced Tuesday a major rollback in the system of ethnic preferences that has defined the country's political system for almost four decades.

In Nevada, once considered a role model for solar development and a national leader for solar jobs per capita, the state Public Utilities Commission approved a major rollback of solar subsidies and policies last December.

Yes, Trump has had "successes" in the sense that he's appointed conservative judges to the bench and gotten the chance to fill two Supreme Court slots; he's also presided over a major rollback of regulations.

The change is a major policy rollback by the White House and represents a sharp split with the American-appointed Iraqi Governing Council.

Instead, strikes often end tepidly, with no major gains or rollbacks, and economists have found that, on average, strikes these days have little, if any, impact on what workers get paid.

That's a major reason why the rollback bill generated opposition from not just environmentalists, but from some industry groups.

Also on Trump's Obama hit list are: the policy to spare Dreamers deportation; the Clean Power Plan, the centerpiece of Obama's effort to deal with global climate change; the mandate for employers to provide birth control coverage on their health insurance plans; repeal of the Title IX guidelines on sexual assault; a rollback of major provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act; and a good deal more.

Liberal supporters of the filibuster argue that eliminating it would lead to restrictions on reproductive rights, drilling in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge or other rollbacks of major gains.