Sentence examples for As repudiated from inspiring English sources

The short answer in the case of Libya is that Barack Obama has not invented a new doctrine so much as repudiated an old one.

The academy plays a fascinating and, at times, ambivalent role here: although [End Page 414] it serves as introduction to the theory that activists sometimes reflect in their work, it is also just as often repudiated by the author as irrelevant for the movement.

But in recent days legal experts of varying political views have said that the principles of the decision may not have been as widely repudiated as had been previously assumed.

His testimony was perceived as repudiating government surveillance programs.

It is misleading to represent the Westernizers as wishing to slavishly copy all things Western or the Slavophiles as repudiating everything European and rejecting reform.

The remark, as reported by Politico, ran under the headline "Newt Gingrich: I crossed the line," in an account that interpreted Mr. Gingrich as repudiating his tactics.

This was seen as repudiating a whole-language idea that phonemic awareness can grow from hearing rhymes and stories read aloud.

Mr. Shurrab also criticized Hamas for demanding things unrelated to the split as conditions for a reconciliation, such as repudiating the Oslo agreements with Israel and ending security cooperation betweenthe Palestinian Authority and Israel.

There are steps that Pakistan's Army and intelligence service could take to increase American confidence in their reliability, such as repudiating their ties to Islamist militias that seek to kill Americans or foment war with India, and by arresting the leaders of these groups and seizing their bank accounts.

As the name indicates, it intersected with many of my preoccupations: libertarianism, as well as repudiating the notion that libertarianism is merely a philosophy of the selfish and cold-hearted.

Whereas Justice Sotomayor called for following the Court's precedents on the political-process doctrine, Justice Scalia stated in his concurring opinion that those precedents should be overruled and he characterized Justice Kennedy's plurality opinion as repudiating the political-process doctrine.