reed back in a sentence

1. The Club of Rome decreed back in 1986 that it would stop exports of nuclear technology to developing countries.

2. It was for this reason that we agreed back in April to hold a strategic dialogue with the then UK Foreign Secretary.

3. However, in order to maintain the vitality, it is not enough to make one crossbreeding and then breed back to the original breed for many generations.

4. It took several decades to bring the gene pool of the breed back to normal, but at the same time, that these dogs meet all the standards of appearance.

5. But the revulsion from current errors led most protagonists of the new European creed back into what should have been regarded as the obsolete paths of Ultra-Nationalism.

6. The decision was eased by the fact that the companies had already agreed back in 1911 to largely standardize their lamp shapes and types, through a patent and experience exchange.

7. Current rules governing trade in services are “grossly outdated, as there was virtually no internet trade when the last deal was agreed back in 1995”, said MEP Jude Kirton-Darling, Socialists & Democrats co-ordinator for the report.

8. And our consultations in our capacity as Presidency have shown that a clear majority of the Member States want to keep the institutional package agreed back then because it makes the EU more democratic, more transparent and more effective.