Sentence examples for rolling back from from inspiring English sources

The train rolled over an automatic derailer designed to prevent rail cars from accidentally rolling back from the spur onto the main line.

As the transfer window gasps and sweats its way through the usual high-summer Sahara of inanity there is a newfound starchiness about Spurs' recruitment, a rolling back from all the fun and frolic towards the youth-oriented austerity promised by Daniel Levy in the spring.

Just last week it gave the green light to pseudonymous behaviour on its social network Google+, rolling back from its original requirement that people be tied to their real names.

It wasn't a problem with any easy fix, and many affected users had to resort to rolling back from the update altogether to an earlier version of Windows 10.

According to a former Army Special Forces officer who served in Iraq during the last war and now works as a civilian in the country's Kurdish region, US airstrikes have been instrumental in rolling back advances from ISIS and changing the nature of the battlefield in Iraq.

It was the White House who said, 'Well, there isn't really any reason to.' " The House budget, which will come for a vote in the next week, seeks to bring taxes and spending into balance within 10 years, largely by rolling back key measures from the president's first term.

Trump's team is rolling back environmental protections from slashing clean air and water programs to allowing dumping of coal mining waste into rivers to loosening the environmental and human health regulations related to fracking.

Attorneys general in a half-dozen other states, including New York's Eliot Spitzer, have chosen to sue on grounds that federal law prevents government from rolling back existing standards.

With both feet on the ground, and using engine compression to keep the bike from rolling back, he released the brake and backed the bike down by working the clutch.

Some states, like Arizona, face an immediate fiscal conundrum because of stipulations in the law that prohibit them from rolling back their existing Medicaid programs before the required expansion takes effect.

She often spends a day or two on political activities, campaigning for an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws and working with many retiree organizations, fighting, for instance, to prevent Congress from rolling back future Social Security benefits.