Sentence examples similar to a resolution repudiating the from inspiring English sources
A lot! The House, for instance, recently passed an important resolution repudiating the raising of the debt ceiling.
Although many Democrats in both chambers would prefer a resolution that repudiates the sequester cuts now, they are resigned to what is known as a "clean C.R.," a continuing resolution that simply continues the abysmally low spending levels of 2013 into the first weeks or months of fiscal 2014, which begins on Tuesday.
Later, his campaign issued a statement repudiating the plan.
Tom Ricketts put out a statement repudiating the proposed ad.
You cannot deem stakeholders to be equal co-owners of a business without repudiating the very idea of ownership.
And two years ago, Emergency published a kind of manifesto repudiating the use of violence for any purpose.
However deep the irony of Mr Brown repudiating the habits of a political lifetime, the logic may prove irresistible.
Were they repudiating the whole Obama agenda or just registering a protest against hard times?
The key difference could be if the new resolution applies only to campaigns ― in which case, it may not annul the original resolution but would "repudiate the spirit" of the earlier one, according to Jerald Lentini, deputy director of the Democratic fundraising group It Starts Today.
Or is that like repudiating the weather?
