Sentence examples for effective repudiation from inspiring English sources

This effective repudiation of obligations already accrued — to, among others, hundreds of thousands of Union pensioners and widows, as well as investors — would destroy confidence in the government and endanger the economy.

The effective Spanish repudiation of the treaty prompted the British initially to propose handing back Gibraltar in exchange for a peace agreement and, when that failed, to declare war on Spain.

The skillful brand managers of the George W. Bush administration were particularly effective at turning the repudiation of reality into a politically potent if nihilistic art form.

David Axelrod, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama, said he did not view the results as a repudiation of the White House's agenda, but he acknowledged that the administration needed to do a more effective job of signaling concern about the problems gripping Americans.

The upsurge in support for Islamist politics is the confluence of two trends -- a repudiation of the disastrous policies of past regimes and a growing view among Muslims that Sharia can be an effective bulwark against the oppressive corruption and monopolization of power by the elite.

The repudiation infuriated David.

Their repudiation of western ways is selective.

They represent the repudiation of the norm.

It is a repudiation of his past.

For Bharara, this was a devastating repudiation.

It's a wholesale repudiation of it.