Sentence examples for has since repudiated from inspiring English sources

Masri was victim of a practice — extraordinary rendition to torture — that the U.S. has since repudiated.

Just a little more than a decade ago he advocated the withdrawal of American troops altogether, a stance he has since repudiated.

Mr. Obama, for his part, noted that he opposed the war while still in the Illinois Senate in the fall of 2002, unlike Mr. Edwards, who voted to authorize the use of force but has since repudiated that vote.

Now, he appears intent on drawing the contrast between his early opposition to the war and the Senate votes to authorize it by Mr. Edwards, who has since repudiated his vote and apologized for it, and Mrs. Clinton, who has not apologized but has said she would not have supported the resolution had she known then what she knows now.

How did they inspire you?I have since repudiated Burroughs.

Some members of that club have since repudiated their support for the Iraq invasion.

She is conscious, however, of the controversial precedent set by the American psychoanalyst Erik Erikson in Young Man Luther (1958), a work of "psychohistory" that many have since repudiated as anachronistic and reductionist.

The internment has since been repudiated by the federal government, and the Supreme Court's decision in 1944 upholding it is widely viewed as a low point in the court's history.

The story about the air-raid has since been repudiated, as there was no attack that night.

But legal experts say that opinion was dubious then, and has since been repudiated by the Supreme Court.

Such practices were allowed under rules approved by the George W Bush administration, but many them have since been repudiated as torture.