Sentence examples for rollback to from inspiring English sources

The league had sought a 12 percent rollback, to 2007-8 levels.

The government has also ordered that all Rakhine-related news go through the censorship board, a rollback to the procedures during military rule.

On February 21 the parliament approved numerous measures related to the agreement, including a rollback to the 2004 constitution, thus limiting the powers of the president.

Another is that by devoting the proceeds of a tax-cut rollback to health care, Mr. Kerry fails to offer a plan to reduce the budget deficit.

That may seem like a rollback to bargain prices of yesteryear (even though one of the CDs is by Prince's protégée Bria Valente), but it's more likely that Prince is seeing into the future — again.

The real bargains will be the 25-cent bleacher and $1.10 grandstand seats, a rollback to what similar tickets cost a crowd full of men and women in their finery when the original stadium opened on April 18 , 1923

In Senator Ted Stevens's rollback-to-35-percent bill approved by the Senate Commerce Committee, an amendment protecting localism had been added to stop the growth of cross-ownership of TV stations and newspapers in single cities.

He expected even more regulatory rollbacks to be added to the bill this week.

Mr Bush wants to create a Gulf Opportunity Zone with tax breaks and regulatory rollbacks to lure in entrepreneurs.

Asking them to defer next year's 3percentt raise and to adjust future medical co-payments will be harder, but their benefits are very generous and they should agree to modest rollbacks to avoid layoffs.

In the past month, the nation's focus has been on the budget battle in Washington, where Republicans in Congress aligned with the Tea Party have fought hard for rollbacks to the Environmental Protection Agency, clean air and water regulations, renewable energy and other conservation programs.