Sentence examples for by reneging from inspiring English sources

And he will anger much of the rest of the world by reneging on policies designed to address global challenges".

Shaun Donovan, the housing secretary, said on Thursday that he feared some lenders would stop making new F.H.A. loans, or prevent closings by reneging on loan approvals.

Yes, the Obama administration has disappointed many of its enthusiastic supporters by reneging on campaign promises, a number of them food-related.

Kraft got into hot water almost at once, however, by reneging on a promise not to cut hundreds of UK jobs.

They argue that the Spanish democratic parties failed them during the transition from Franco's dictatorship by reneging on promises to grant them the right of self-determination.

As cities from New York to Cincinnati have seen, reliance on race corrodes the legitimacy of the criminal justice system by reneging on its promise of equality.

He finished by admitting to me that Tesco had a big part to play in cutting down on waste, by not reneging on contracts and forcing farmers to dump crops.

By then reneging on his debts, the king had lost public confidence, and struggled to obtain new loans.

"So far when sanctions have been tightened it has been in response to aggressive action by the Russians or by Russia's reneging upon international agreements she has entered into".

Measures ranging from the overhaul of the pension system to indirect duties – slapped on beer, fuel and almost everything in between – and a controversial increase in VAT are similarly cited by Greeks now reneging on loan repayments, property taxes and energy bills.

Third, even though the more politically sophisticated Chinese partially comprehend protectionist rhetoric during U.S. elections, statements by candidates about reneging on agreements such as [the North American Free Trade Agreement], of all things, made the Chinese question U.S. commitment to open trade.