Sentence examples for roll back of from inspiring English sources

The result has been a gradual roll back of regulation without congressional action or public debate.

The coalition government began its term with a much-vaunted policy proclamation suggesting a return to the fundamental value of human rights, and a roll back of authoritarian oppressive measures.

Given the significance of the nuclear issue in Iran, and the developed state of the programme, it is not feasible to expect decision-makers in Tehran to risk the domestic political backlash of agreeing to a significant roll back of its existing capability.

Pickles said the new commissioners would control Rotherham council until the end of March 2019, but there would be a "phased roll back" of powers to the authority when there could be "confidence that the authority could exercise a function in compliance with the best value duty, and in the case of children's social care, to the required standard".

What is needed is an across-the-board roll back of federal spending to pre-binge levels, not locking in increased levels.

These developments should not only to be seen in the context that various actors for different reasons become interested in energy issues but also in the context of a roll back of the so-called 'New Public Management' movement.

That embarrassment to Saudi Arabia got rolled back, of course, to a demand for mutual advance agreement on any operations.

Ms White wants to roll back some of the reform of 2005, making bankruptcy cheaper.

But Obama on his own could roll back some of the excesses of the 2010 election.

Is he prepared to roll back some of those tax cuts, now that the costs of war loom so large?

Under Tsipras, the new regime reopened talks with the creditors to roll back some of the mandated spending cuts and write off some of the debt.