Sentence examples for effectively repudiated from inspiring English sources

The change effectively repudiated an internal draft regulation that proposed withdrawing federal protections from many isolated wetlands and intermittent streams, including many small waterways in the arid West.

Making history as the first candidate to raise the issue of ending the "incarceration generation" during a presidential election, Hillary Rodham Clinton has effectively repudiated the very policies her husband and others designed and implemented during the drumbeat of the lock 'em policies of the 1990s.

One way to effectively repudiate our debt is to encourage inflation.

It would reject the E.P.A.'s recent scientific finding that greenhouse gases are a danger to public health and welfare, effectively repudiating the agency's authority -- granted to it by the Supreme Court -- to regulate these gases.

The battle for ABN began when Barclays said it would merge with the lender: if ABN had not sunk one British bank, it would have torpedoed another.More worrying than the government's crude populism is the harm it may have done RBS by interfering in its governance and effectively repudiating its legal contracts.

With Zambian independence, Ian Smith's Rhodesian Front (RF) dropped the designation "Southern" in 1964 and issued a Unilateral Declaration of Independence (commonly abbreviated to "UDI") from the United Kingdom on 11 November 1965, intent on effectively repudiating the recently adopted British policy of "no independence before majority rule".

To do less is effectively to repudiate our membership in the human community.

They repudiated his findings.

Mustafa Kemal repudiated the treaty.

He immediately repudiated it.

He later repudiated the alliance.