Sentence examples for has always repudiated from inspiring English sources
He looked twitchingly into the camera and lied, claiming he has always repudiated any "out of bounds remarks" made by Republicans.
Parliament has always repudiated the cloning of human beings, the manipulation of human genetic material and the use of embryos in research.
As a result, only a handful of countries have ever repudiated their debts.
Only the Greek colonels have ever repudiated the convention on human rights".
Edward dismissed Warwick's brother, George Neville, the chancellor; repudiated a treaty with Louis XI that the earl had just negotiated; and concluded an alliance with Burgundy against which Warwick had always protested.
"The wolf's dictionary," he declared, "has been repudiated".
Masri was victim of a practice — extraordinary rendition to torture — that the U.S. has since repudiated.
Mr. Edwards has forcefully repudiated his vote, while Mrs. Clinton has offered unsatisfying explanations for hers.
Mr. Obama has repeatedly repudiated the Bush administration; in the interviews, Mr. Cheney has hit back.
Obama has now repudiated Wright because of his remarks at the National Press Club last Monday.
The Obama administration has already repudiated the legislation and supports federal court rulings striking it down.
