Sentence examples for has now renounced from inspiring English sources

Mr Fini has now renounced this claim.

The Bush administration has now renounced that goal.

He said he used to tentatively hold this view himself, but has now renounced it - instead committing to a life as a celibate paedophile.

Tim Pawlenty, who, as governor of Minnesota, took some commendable actions on climate change, has now renounced them, saying that everyone "has got some clunkers in their record".

Mr. Ryan incorporated the same $716 billion savings into his House budget this spring, and he has now renounced that plan because Mr. Romney promises to "restore" the money to Medicare.

But that psychiatrist, Dr. Robert Spitzer, has now renounced a study he did a decade ago that suggested that "reparative therapy" can help homosexuals who are highly motivated to change their sexual orientation.

"The violent wing of Basque nationalism was 60 people, all of whom have now renounced terrorism,"declared Kurlansky.

The US air campaign in both countries, meanwhile, is only the latest iteration of its now 14 year "war on terror," which included the invasion of Iraq in 2003 — a move that the American political establishment has now slowly renounced amidst the current fighting.

The Vatican has now said that Bishop Williamson must renounce his remarks before he can serve as a clergyman.

But this plan has now been hampered because he would have to first renounce his relationship with his father, who is gay and is now living with a same-sex partner after divorcing his wife.

Although Wuorinen has not renounced the twelve-tone writing with which he made his name, he, too, now deposits triads in his scores as if they were pillow mints, and even indulges in pastiches of jazz and blues.