Sentence examples for a repudiation to from inspiring English sources

Making an unscheduled late-night media appearance before his victory had been confirmed, Sanders hailed what had happened as a repudiation to the pollsters and "the pundits who said that Bernie Sanders was not going anywhere".

On Tuesday, the nation's largest city — the heavily Democratic New York City, where the Occupy Wall Street movement was born — sent a message of stinging repudiation to the nation's wealthiest mayor, Michael Bloomberg: enough.

" "A repudiation can amount to – is tantamount to a breach," the judge said, according to a court record, and he said he would decide at trial whether the breach was material.

Miranda v. Arizona was a hallmark of the Warren Court, and Chief Justice Rehnquist, despite his record as an early and tenacious critic of the decision, evidently did not want its repudiation to be an imprint of his own tenure.

Ms. Gillibrand's House votes on immigration amounted to a repudiation of New York's special gift to America.

The book illustrates how Cartesian thought, as opposed to physical Cartesian relics, became enough of a repudiation of religious faith to anger the Catholic Church.

Finally, a reporter asked whether a poll released on Tuesday evening, which showed Mr. de Blasio leading Mr. Lhota 65 to 22 among likely voters, amounted to a repudiation of his mayoralty.

The risky option is to foreclose and force Greece out of the eurozone, leading to a repudiation of debt.

It seemed to me to be a repudiation of the young future king and his choice.

The results of the ballot, he said, were a "repudiation of politicians who refuse to listen to the people".

But much of their presentation amounted to a repudiation of Mr. Ackermann's legacy.