Sentence examples for for a repudiation from inspiring English sources

Along similar lines, the Manifesto calls for a repudiation of the fundamentalist commitment to partisan politics.

The establishment of the State of Israel motivated some thinkers to call for a repudiation of the idea, in keeping with the position that normal existence for the Jews requires the dismissal of such concepts.

When we looked to Trump for a repudiation of hatred, he gave us hatred in return.

Conservatives are hoping the election defeat was a mandate for reform, not a repudiation of conservatism.

Industry analysts said the settlement represented a victory for CVS Caremark and a repudiation of the merger's critics.

The election was considered a great personal triumph for Eisenhower and a repudiation of the Truman administration.

22): The election in Massachusetts represents a powerful reaction by independents, a humiliation for Democrats and a repudiation of the left's agenda.

The rise of Southeast Asia (and more recently China), for example, represented a repudiation of textbook views about the proper role of the government and of the relationship between markets and the state.

Some of the prominent Republicans expected to be potential opponents in any 2016 presidential run are already racing to instead link her to defeated Democrats such as Alison Lundergan Grimes, claiming the heavy defeat of a moderate candidate who had refused to even say whether she voted for Obama was also a "repudiation" of the Clinton wing of the party.

The Greek election should be seen for what it is: a repudiation of the medicine Greece has been given over the past four years -- whether it deserved it or not -- with unintended and unforeseen consequences.

Their efforts, backed by $2.2 million in grants from George Soros's Open Society Foundations, set the stage for a stunning repudiation of what has become the department's signature street-level tactic, long defended by successive mayoral administrations.