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a volte-face

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a volte-face  (formal)
a sudden change of a belief or plan to the opposite of what it was before In the early 90's he made a complete political volte-face, moving from the Republican Party to the Democrats.


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However, for Northern Rock it is a bit of a volte-face because until now Northern Rock had been under orders to wind up its mortgage operation and essentially to close down business.
But later, Mallya did a volte-face and expressed his confidence in Dravid.
Local government minister David Miliband said people should be absolutely clear the decision to delay the plans until after the next General Election was a volte-face.
 
 
 
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