Sentence examples for he has repudiated from inspiring English sources

He has repudiated his predecessors' pledge to build a strong second medical school for the state Rutgers.

He has repudiated his 2002 vote to authorize the war in Iraq and has called on Mrs. Clinton to do the same.

Even before his first week in office is over, he has repudiated his predecessor's policies by moving to close Guantanamo Bay, reinstate curbs on torture, close secret CIA prisons and resume aid to family planning groups abroad that accept abortion.

Responding to Mr. Diller's claim that spinning off the four companies was in the best interest of stockholders, the judge noted, "In a nutshell, the question is whether by doing that he has repudiated his contract.

Burton is an English writer who is based in Italy; he has repudiated his career in journalism in order to write a magnum opus about "national character and the predictability of human behavior".

Not only did the Senate defeat the campaign finance proposal that was most to President Bush's liking today, it also raised the prospect that he might be forced into an unenviable political bind: Does Mr. Bush sign a measure that he has repudiated, and one that was championed by a political foe?

His refraining made her tense her jaw, as if he had repudiated her and preferred his work.

The vote to remove him said he had "repudiated the doctrine, discipline and worship of the Episcopal Church".

Strauss, subtly reading between the lines, uncovered a Spinoza hostile to the Hebrew Bible, and to the Oral Law of a tradition he had repudiated before his people, in response, excommunicated him.

Captain Fuentes said he had repudiated his comment about "professional race baiters," which, he said, referred to criminal defense lawyers who in every case involving a black or Latino defendant "would invoke race as the reason for that particular stop".

"I was responding to reality," Mr. Bush said, explaining why he had repudiated his promise, humiliated the head of his Environmental Protection Agency and made it pretty much impossible for the United States to do anything about global warming for the next four years.