Sentence examples for decide to repudiate from inspiring English sources

Republican candidates at this stage have no excuses to offer if they decide to repudiate Trump other than naked self-interest.

So Chris Christie has decided to repudiate the Common Core.

Mr Blagojevich also cleverly chose to appoint a black candidate, putting Senate Democrats in the awkward position of deciding whether to repudiate the would-be only black member of the upper house.

"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.

If she wants to win another election she will have to decide whether or not quietly to repudiate many of her husband's policies.

Indeed, he decided to return to that city, repudiate his Catholicism, and seek readmission to the Protestant church.

By choice, women talked about freedom and opportunity to decide and to disclaim, and to accept and to repudiate.

He repudiates his best friend when she decides to marry.

Your Sept. 26 editorial "Repudiating Mr. Milosevic" predicts that "if Mr. Milosevic decides to accept defeat, he will negotiate every step that trims his power".

According to an agency official who spoke on the condition of anonymity, commissioners decided to close the Ensign case because they doubted that further investigation would repudiate the sworn statements of Mr. Ensign's parents.

His detractors urged Columbia to reprimand him or to repudiate his action, but university officials decided that no action was needed.