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rolling back Meaning
rolling back
to reduce (something, such as a commodity price) to or toward a previous level on a national scale, rescind, the act or an instance of rolling back, to cause to retreat or withdraw
rolling back Sentence Examples
- The government announced plans to roll back tax cuts enacted the previous year.
- The company faced criticism for rolling back its commitment to reduce carbon emissions.
- The FDA proposed rolling back safety regulations for certain medical devices.
- The administration considered rolling back environmental protections in order to accelerate economic growth.
- Due to financial constraints, the organization was forced to roll back its expansion plans.
- The judge ordered the prosecution to roll back its subpoena, citing a violation of attorney-client privilege.
- The software update rolled back several recent changes, addressing user concerns about stability issues.
- The utility company rolled back its proposed rate increase after receiving public backlash.
- The team's recent losing streak prompted the coach to roll back his offensive strategy.
- The store announced it would be rolling back prices on all merchandise for the duration of the holiday sale.
FAQs About the word rolling back
to reduce (something, such as a commodity price) to or toward a previous level on a national scale, rescind, the act or an instance of rolling back, to cause to
striking down, repealing, avoiding,abolishing, cancelling, canceling, setting aside, doing away with, rescinding, withdrawing
laying down, establishing, enacting, founding, permitting, authorizing,instituting, allowing, passing, validating
The government announced plans to roll back tax cuts enacted the previous year.
The company faced criticism for rolling back its commitment to reduce carbon emissions.
The FDA proposed rolling back safety regulations for certain medical devices.
The administration considered rolling back environmental protections in order to accelerate economic growth.
