Sentence examples for risks of backsliding from inspiring English sources

Some policymakers believe that a Greek exit would be cathartic — that it would demonstrate to other struggling euro-zone economies the risks of backsliding on their fiscal targets or the terms of their bailout programs.

Does making the leadership of the country more reflective of the public run the risk of backsliding on freedoms for women, artists, gays?

But it has left other sanctions in place — with even suspended sanctions remaining on the books — to guard against what Mrs. Clinton described on Tuesday as the risk of "backsliding" by hard-liners.

He warns of a risk of backsliding into an authoritarian style of government should one party Nidaa Tounes control both the presidency and the prime minister's office.Senior members of Nidaa Tounes counter suggestions that they represent  a comeback by the old regime by talking about the democratic transitions of Eastern Europe and Latin America.

Although Max Baucus, the Democrats' top man on trade in the Senate, is a moderate liberaliser, neither the party's Senate leaders nor those in the House are champions of freer trade.That bodes ill for new trade deals and increases the risk of backsliding.

Russia said Iran and six global powers made headway in expert-level talks this week to ease the 10-year-long standoff over Tehran's nuclear ambitions, but the risk of backsliding towards confrontation remained.

Do yourself a favor and get rid of pornographic magazines, pictures, videos, and anything else that puts you at risk of backsliding into your former habits.

But despite these successes, there is always a danger of backsliding.

This risk of backsliding is real.

"Given the inconsistencies in many of your recent communications, we expect that the shareholders would welcome Elliott's nominees to the board to ensure proper and timely execution and to avoid the risk of backsliding," Mr. Batchelder wrote.

"We absolutely are aware of the dangers of backsliding.