Sentence examples for eventually repudiated by the from inspiring English sources
His family's longstanding advocacy for a more broad-based and "compassionate" Republican Party was largely ignored and eventually repudiated by the populist, small-government conservatives who held sway over the party after Mr. Obama's election.
It was a doctrine finally repudiated by the Civil War and by the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868.
Because he eventually repudiated the "right to ignore the state," we should refrain from uncritically regarding him as anticipating Nozick.
Congress failed to ratify the Kyoto protocol in the 1990s, and George W Bush eventually repudiated the agreement.
The divorce was eventually settled, without litigation, but Cuomo found himself an outcast — single, unemployed, and repudiated by the New York political establishment.
The Clinton administration in 2000 proposed updated rules, but those were repudiated by the George W. Bush administration.
One seminal document repudiated by the government was an August 2002 memo by the Justice Department.
His consecration was later described as having been obtained by misrepresentation, and he was repudiated by the Old Catholics.
A British naval force occupied Mombasa irregularly from 1824 to 1826, when the action was repudiated by the British government.
