Sentence examples for being repudiated by from inspiring English sources

But this liberal Catholicism was in the process of being repudiated by the Council of Trent, with its uncompromising policies.

But critics argued that the time period could be waived under the exceptional circumstances of a policy being repudiated by the minister responsible for it.

At Sirius XM Radio, one director, Leon Black, the billionaire founder of the private equity firm Apollo Capital Management, stayed on the company's board despite being repudiated by a majority of shareholders in not one but two different elections.

"Candidates who decide to use things that are factually false run a real risk of being repudiated by people, because people are sick of negatives and they're sick of politicians who can't be candid," he said in the parking lot of the Crazy Crab restaurant.

The memos were repudiated by President Obama.

"Bill Clinton would be repudiated by his own party today.

Gerald R. Ford, Jimmy Carter and George H. W. Bush were repudiated by the voters.

The Clinton administration in 2000 proposed updated rules, but those were repudiated by the George W. Bush administration.

AIT – the abhorrent torture – "should be repudiated by all" – but not, it seems, good old EIT.

Its extension now would be meaningless if it might be repudiated by whomever takes over.

This action has been repudiated by both the Unite and GMB unions.