Sentence examples for forcefully repudiate from inspiring English sources

The justices should forcefully repudiate Arizona's unconstitutional statute and send a clear message to other states following Arizona's pernicious lead.

The same thing could happen with younger white voters if Republicans do not more forcefully repudiate the "birther" movement that falsely asserts Obama was born in Kenya and therefore ineligible to be president.

Mr. Edwards has forcefully repudiated his vote, while Mrs. Clinton has offered unsatisfying explanations for hers.

In 2008, when it was revealed that a minister who endorsed the Republican nominee, Senator John McCain, had made anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim remarks, Mr. McCain forcefully repudiated them.

It forcefully repudiates the position taken today by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who said on the Senate floor that tax rates should be kept right where they are for now and then actually lowered next year, as part of a restructuring that "clears out certain deductions".

But when Mr. Bush forcefully repudiated Republican Congressional efforts to fix a September 2001 deadline for the withdrawal of U.S. troops in Kosovo, it was the sort of adult, commander-in-chief-style move that nullifies Mr. Gore's charge that Mr. Bush's global gaps will be filled by "the right-wing, partisan isolationism of the Republican Congressional leadership".

Now Aristotle, in the two last books of his Metaphysics, had forcefully repudiated the Platonic notion of some such ideal existence of numbers and their principles, and if Aristotle were right, the entire Platonic edifice would have been undermined.

In 1935, however, Adolf Hitler's Germany repudiated the treaty and forcefully negotiated the right to build U-boats.

CNN is a part of his armoury, as important as cruise missiles.But when it comes to the fear of getting bogged down, Mr Berger could usefully repudiate the lesson of Vietnam more forcefully.

Non-repudiation: any bidder (weight publisher) cannot repudiate his bid.

But in hindsight, some said he should have repudiated Bob Jones's policies in his speech, or moved forcefully within a day or two to put out a letter like the one he sent to Cardinal O'Connor.