Rolland also back-pedaled on his negative thesis that a new cryptocurrency mining chip from China would hurt AMD's sales.
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When the New Democratic Party hinted it might form a coalition with the ruling Liberals, its leader Jagmeet Singh back-pedaled almost immediately.
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Guatemala's congress back-pedaled on its attempt to change the law to make punishment for corruption more lenient by replacing jail sentences with fines.
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This is the second time in recent weeks that the government has back-pedaled on a case after initially trying to force Apple to help investigators gain access to iPhone data.
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New York (CNN Business)Just 10 days after lambasting Nike for pulling its "Betsy Ross" American Flag sneaker, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey back-pedaled on his defiant stance against the apparel company.
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As I back-pedaled into the street and regained my bearings, I saw a young man on the sidewalk, his face twisted with hate, screaming a string of "putas" and "mierdas" in our direction.
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While some officials, including the country's interior minister and now prime minister, have back-pedaled on their initial support for vigilante groups, rights groups says that the authorities are deliberately exploiting the migrant crisis to their political advantage.
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"Donald Trump back-pedaled a bit in his morning tweet yesterday, but the danger is still there that the situation could escalate with Russia due to a military attack on Syria," Quantitative Commodity Research consultant Peter Fertig said.
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"He back-pedaled, which he should have," said Tim Gill, the software entrepreneur and one of the top mega-donors who together with his husband Scott Miller have given nearly half a billion dollars in philanthropic and political causes to secure LGBTQ equality.
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With elections next year and his approval ratings in the single digits, he has back-pedaled on internationally-backed reforms designed to break up the state security service, the SBU, into a leaner organization that is more professional and efficient -- and less prone to corruption.
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The massive leak of internal records from Panama-based offshore investment specialist law firm Mossack Fonseca, which was first disclosed on Sunday, has already generated trouble for other political leaders, with Iceland's Prime Minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson stepping down for an unspecified amount of time — having back-pedaled on full resignation — while Argentina's President Mauricio Macri has faced calls to step down.
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Dive into our biggest takeaways from the hearing: Zuckerberg said he notified campaigns about Russian meddling, then back pedaled that statement Zuckerberg repeatedly claimed Facebook doesn't sell data Members of Congress kept asking the Zuck to build internet in their states Zuckerberg's estimate on how soon Facebook will be able to use AI to detect hate speech The billionaire saying people don't understand how Facebook uses their data because privacy policies are hard After digesting all of that, you might want to move on to: Checking if your data was affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Soldiers and tax collectors provoked resistance and the church resisted Muscovite influence. The Truce of Andrusovo (1667) seemed a Russian betrayal of cossack interests. A series of revolts broke out. Bruikovetsky back pedaled. In the spring of 1668, as Doroshenko's forces crossed the Dnieper, Bruikovetsky was beaten to death by a mob. 1668-72: Mnohohrishny and Left Bank Autonomy: On 9 June 1668 Doroshenko proclaimed himself hetman of a united Ukraine.
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The water tax issue split the Lagos elite into the pro-government camp (Kitoyi Ajasa, Dr. John Randle, Dr. Obasa, Henry Carr, Candido da Rocha, Chief Obanikoro, Chief Alli Balogun) and the anti-government group (Herbert Macaulay, J. Began Benjamin, Dr. Adeniyi Jones, Dr. Caulrick). Some such as Dr. Obasa and Randle were initially in the anti-government camp but back pedaled after getting threats of being seditious and engaging in activities inimical to the war effort.
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Temple-Raston, Dina. "The Jihad Next Door: The Lackawanna Six and Rough Justice in the Age of Terror", 2007 American authorities quickly back-pedaled on their stories celebrating the death of Derwish, instead noting they had been unaware he was in the car which they said had been targeted for its other occupants, including Abu Ali al-Harithi, believed to have played some role in the USS Cole bombing. According to former FBI agent Ali Soufan, Derwish was al-Harithi's main assistant.
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Though both he and Gleason were widely touted as an investigative news team, both men were fired by the World-Telegram in 1959 after writing an issue-length expose, "The Shame of New York", for The Nation. After the piece was published, Cook and Gleason appeared on David Susskind's TV show, "Open End", during which Gleason claimed a high-ranking New York City official had offered him a bribewell-paid government jobs for the two reporters' wivesto stop investigating the city's slum clearance program in 1956. But when Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan hauled him in for questioning, Gleason back-pedaled, saying he had "exaggerated" the story "because I was exuberant and carried away." At that point, the World-Telegram fired him.
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