Sentence examples for will be rolled back from inspiring English sources

Spending will be rolled back to the 2006, not 1906 levels.

In Germany, the worry is that the culture of privacy will be rolled back.

Many of the regulations enacted during the Obama Administration, including those on the financial industry, will be rolled back.

Mr. Bush has already warned against a repeat, saying the tax cut will be rolled back over his dead body.

Most of the $5 million in profit will be rolled back into the firm, although every employee receives a profit-sharing bonus.

But there is reason to believe that the increased scrutiny of for-profit colleges and universities put in place by the Obama administration will be rolled back.

The stalemate will not be broken and ISIL will not be rolled back out of Iraq — and it certainly will not be degraded to ineffectiveness or destroyed — unless, and until, there is an effective ground campaign, and that requires an effective Iraqi ground counteroffensive ..

An activist industrial policy spearheaded by the National Development Bank will not be rolled back, and Rousseff will probably increase the state's influence in the utilities and telecommunications sectors, as well.

Drones, and swarms of them, will be everywhere; they'll soon change everything about warfare and surveillance; and the recent open-skies FAA mandate will ultimately be rolled back, as governments start trying to extend their "monopoly on violence" into a "monopoly on drones" as well.

For Vision Zero to fulfill its promise, or to even come close, de Blasio's administration will have to insure that the promising legislation passed by the City Council will not be rolled back and diluted by the state government.

Gino's food prices will actually be rolled back to their 1945 level on Friday and Saturday of this week, as the restaurant celebrates its anniversary.