Sentence examples for from repudiating from inspiring English sources

The results of the mid-terms, far from repudiating this dynamic, have reflected it.

Far from repudiating the controversial use of drones against terrorist targets, Obama defended the tactic as effective, legal and life-saving.

By John Cassidy October 25, 2017 Celebrating the demise of a rule that allowed consumers to sue banks in groups is a far cry from repudiating the "Party of Davos".

Their larger intention, Balkin wrote recently, was to prevent Congress from "repudiating the federal debt to gain political advantage, to seek political revenge, or to try to disavow previous financial obligations because of changed policy priorities" — a pretty good summary of what Republicans have been up to of late.

In the words Jack Balkin, a Yale law professor: "It was stated in broad terms in order to prevent future majorities in Congress from repudiating the federal debt to gain political advantage, to seek political revenge or to try to disavow previous financial obligations because of changed policy priorities".

Their larger intention, Balkin wrote recently, was to prevent Congress from "repudiating the federal debt to gain political advantage, to seek political revenge, or to try to disavow previous financial obligations because of changed policy priorities"—a pretty good summary of what Republicans have been up to of late.

If your state should succeed in collecting these bonds it would be the inclination of the owners of a majority of the total issue now outstanding to make additional donations to such governments as may be able to collect from the repudiating state, rather than accept the small pittance offered in settlement.

Even France and Germany moved away from conscription without, however, repudiating its presumed social benefits.

In the same way he appeals to Democrats generally, Hogan has won over many blacks by distancing himself from Trump and repudiating some of his most controversial actions.

But when asked to describe, and place in time, his own conversion from supporting segregation to repudiating it, Mr. Lott demurred.

Subjects acquired autonomy by freeing themselves from particular interests, and by repudiating transcendent universals, religious and political institutions which claimed to be underivable from self-consciousness, and exempt from history.