Sentence examples for do not repudiate from inspiring English sources

Does anybody suggest that US physicists should be excluded from the academic community if they do not repudiate Guantanamo Bay?

Its research suggests many of those linked to the Vote Leave group do not repudiate the claim that leaving the EU would save £350m a week for the health service, despite it being criticised for failing to take into account Britain's rebate, the possible budgetary costs of leaving and the lack of any indication that this cash will go to the NHS.

The authors don't repudiate the past -- they salute, for instance, Petipa's "astonishingly inventive and beautiful choreography" -- but they tend to see it as prelude to the excitements of what was to follow, rather than as a satisfactory achievement in itself.

Republicans don't repudiate Bush, because he represents them.

When we don't repudiate their ways, we excuse them.

If the Clintons don't repudiate this lawsuit, Obama and Edwards have a giant, gaping opportunity to nail them to the wall of cynical win-at-any price entitlement.

But if Democrats don't repudiate the reckless errors of conservative pseudo-centrism they'll be throwing away an electoral opportunity -- and they'll be letting down America's moms.

If they don't repudiate this lawsuit, it will be an albatross around their necks that will be dangle like a leaden anchor into super-duper Tuesday on Feb the 5th -- if only Obama surrogates and supporters can keep it in the public eye.

The United States does not repudiate those contracts.

Snowden did not repudiate the N.S.A.'s error.

Still, the attorney general did not repudiate the entire document.