Sentence examples for walk back its from inspiring English sources

Despite the outrage, the Greek government is unlikely to walk back its plans.

Far-right groups have been gaining popularity as German Chancellor Angela Merkel's approval ratings have fallen to their lowest since 2011 due to refugee-related backlash, causing her administration to walk back its welcoming policy.

Suburban Express eventually attempted to walk back its statements on Tuesday, saying the promotion was "grotesquely xenophobic in nature" and the followup email attempted to "excuse a wrongfully nationalist statement". But by then, the company was already under fire.

The Department of Defense is pressing the EPA to walk back its 1990 assessment that RDX is a possible human carcinogen, even though several studies and even some members of the EPA's own science advisory board suggest the EPA should strengthen its classification, not weaken it.

But the group has now walked back its vow to block the boats, saying that although it would tail the vessels, it won't try to interfere with their activities.

Under pressure, the D.E.A. walked back its plans.

Moraine Valley Community College outside Chicago announced a course specifically for black students and later walked back its plans.

Now, the university's administration is walking back its controversial policy, offering spots to 101 people who were wrongly denied entrance in the last two years, Japanese news outlets reported this week.

The revised S-1 walks back its importance.

In the 1980s, the United States firmly walked back its activism in all these areas.

In its letter to investors, Netflix reiterated a commitment to "strong net neutrality across the globe," likely in an effort to tamp down criticism that the company was walking back its position following new regulations in the United States.