| What is the Commission doing now that its backdown on disclosure was being strongly questioned by independent legal experts? |
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| A number of last year's announced policies were followed by public outrage and a government backdown. |
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| The backdown followed a series of protests by people in rural and regional communities. |
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| After Saturday's first public sign of a backdown, the director has confirmed that talks have resumed. |
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| I'd expect a partial backdown on the university attack in the face of unanimous opposition by the Vice-Chancellors. |
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| Labor says the Prime Minister's been forced into an embarrassing backdown, labelling it a victory for commonsense. |
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| Today's backdown is a vote of no-confidence in the Employment Advocate by his new minister. |
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| It was a dramatic and embarrassing backdown for the Defence Department Secretary. |
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| Port workers in Madras who spoke to our reporters were angry at the union backdown. |
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| The union backdown followed a December 13 ruling by the High Court that the strike was illegal. |
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| The backdown provoked an immediate angry reaction from employers. |
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| Flammable substances may ignite causing fire or backdown when the lamp is illuminated. |
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| Does this backdown demonstrate a newfound respect for our liberties? |
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| A backdown would pose a dilemma for at least two Democrats senators. |
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| For now neither the Republicans nor the Democrats appear willing to backdown without securing concessions over broader fiscal issues. |
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| Mr McKim said that Mr Pyne's backdown is no thanks at all to the Tasmanian Liberals. |
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| The 500,000 people who turned out on July 1st, to demonstrate against plans to impose an internal-security law on Hong Kong against the wishes of its people, have forced an official backdown. |
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| The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, defended Labor's backdown on the tax cut, telling reporters on Saturday it was no longer appropriate given the state of the federal budget. |
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