backward

In his confirmation hearing in January, Patel said he had no interest in going backward and wouldn’t punish agents just because they participated in politically charged investigations.

He told Nandy that a week after the second reading of the 'Hillsborough Law', which would impose a duty of candour on public officials, the appearance of Mr MacKenzie was considered a "backward step".

The Victorian Society previously said the "environmentally backward" plan should be rejected by the City of London planning committee.

But what if this framing gets the dynamic backward?

They put big iron wedges behind it so it won’t roll backward into the river.