Sentence examples for an implicit repudiation of from inspiring English sources

His return represents an implicit repudiation of violent tactics, according to the P.L.O.

Fitzpatrick doesn't have to say the president's name — everything he does seems to be an implicit repudiation of Trump.

One of them, Jon Eisenberg, said Judge Walker's ruling was an "implicit repudiation of the Bush-Cheney theory of executive power".

After convening his cabinet tonight, Mr. Sharon issued an implicit repudiation of a new international peace plan, which calls for simultaneous concessions by both sides and rapid political progress to achieve peace and a Palestinian state in just three years.

More might be called a moderate conciliarist; and though his refusal to swear the oath of succession arose from its implicit repudiation of the pope's power of dispensation, he saw that power as deriving from the church as the whole people of God.

From another, it is an outright military coup — a repudiation of the process of politics itself.

From one perspective, what is happening in Egypt represents an extraordinary repudiation of political Islam.

Tuesday's disqualification also seemed like an official repudiation of his ideas of a liberal economy and more freedoms.

The handicap race thus represents an outright repudiation of the classic concept that the best horse should win.

Ryan's entire speech was an indirect repudiation of the 2016 race.

The vice president chose the one man who carries with him an implicit, some would say open, repudiation of Bill Clinton.