Sentence examples similar to effect of repudiating from inspiring English sources
Obama and Rove are in the midst of repudiating past errors.
This attitude of repudiating diversity was found among teachers in all teams that participated in the research.
The analysis reveals a few shortcomings in the protocol, such as the lack of token integrity and the possibility of repudiating a delegation session.
Its conclusion that Upward Bound has "no effect" has been repudiated by much of the educational opportunity community, including a statistician at the Department of Education who argued against its publication.
The net effect of this statute is to repudiate Delaware's Revlon rule.
And two years ago, Emergency published a kind of manifesto repudiating the use of violence for any purpose.
"The pope repudiating the Doctrine of Discovery might have the effect of pulling the rug out from these legal frameworks that are all built on top of that religious or theological perspective," Arnold said.
You cannot deem stakeholders to be equal co-owners of a business without repudiating the very idea of ownership.
Far from repudiating the notion of intrinsic value, though, this admission would confirm its legitimacy.
"Do we run the risk of depressing our base by repudiating the guy?
Some of the most powerful members of Congress are speaking openly about repudiating mortgage covenants.
