goes back on (Meaning)

goes back on

to move on a course

The politician's promise to lower taxes goes back on his previous stance.
The company's decision to outsource goes back on its commitment to local employment.
The boyfriend's apology goes back on the hurtful words he said.
The professor goes back on his grading policy, now allowing late assignments.
The friend goes back on their agreement to keep a secret.
The team goes back on its winning streak after a disappointing loss.
The economy goes back on the path to growth after a period of stagnation.
The student goes back on their essay, improving the grammar and structure.
The doctor goes back on their initial diagnosis after further tests.
The weather goes back on its unpredictable pattern, becoming more consistent.

to move on a course

cops out, recalls, takes back, backs down, backs out,backs off, chickens (out),withdraws, finks out, reneges

adheres (to), complies (with), honors, keeps,follows through (with), satisfies,fulfills, fulfils

The politician's promise to lower taxes goes back on his previous stance.

The company's decision to outsource goes back on its commitment to local employment.

The boyfriend's apology goes back on the hurtful words he said.

The professor goes back on his grading policy, now allowing late assignments.