Sentence examples for explicitly repudiate from inspiring English sources

On the campaign trail, Mr. Gingrich has called Agenda 21 an important issue and has said, "I would explicitly repudiate what Obama has done on Agenda 21".

Harry Reid, the Democrats' leader in the Senate, did not explicitly repudiate Mr Obama's reference to the 1967 borders, but made his displeasure plain.

That doesn't mean Hillary has to explicitly repudiate Bill's declaration that "the era of big government is over". At times, however, she will have to act as though he never said it — at least, if she's going to be the sole serious contender for the Democratic nomination.

This usually meant that, as with Wundt himself, although their experimentally based psychology did not explicitly repudiate the essential role traditionally assigned to imagery in thought and memory, in practice it had rather little to say about it.

For example, a Christian Inclusivist must hold that the "salvation" that other religions claim occurs by following the Torah, or Sharia, or the eight-fold path, etc. is the same as that salvation that occurs by faith in Christ -- even when these religions explicitly repudiate Christ, the role of "faith," and even the Christian notion of salvation.

2170, 57 L.Ed.2d 43, neither decision explicitly repudiates this assumption.

In his apology, he explicitly repudiated all of it, shocking many of his former comrades.

Lincoln explicitly repudiates any interference with the practice of slavery where it existed.

At a theological level, he argued that the document had "explicitly repudiated Christian just war teaching".

Nonetheless, the basic principle itself ("join faith with reason") had not yet been explicitly repudiated.

It is true that he continued to work with black musicians and never explicitly repudiated his musical heritage.