Sentence examples for he was renouncing from inspiring English sources
Two weeks ago, Mr. Fischer announced that he was renouncing his American citizenship.
Also on Monday, in southern Afghanistan, a Taliban commander from the Panjwai District of Kandahar Province announced that he was renouncing violence and joining the government, bringing 30 fighters with him.
Her book persuaded one high-profile journalist, Steve Coll, to announce in The New Yorker that he was renouncing his citizenship in "Facebookistan," which he had come to see as a highhanded corporate autocracy.
I have to wonder why Lucious didn't try to kick Hakeem off the board after he started Lyon Dynasty and screamed about how he was renouncing his last name.
In an angry open letter to France's prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, Mr. Depardieu, 64 — a national icon who has played quintessentially French figures like Obélix, Cyrano de Bergerac and the hunchback farmer in "Jean de Florette" — said he was renouncing his French citizenship and leaving "because you believe that success, creation, talent — difference, in fact — must be punished".
There are cases where someone signed Israeli citizenship papers without reading them, so he didn't know that they said he was renouncing any other citizenship -- and the courts held he hadn't voluntarily renounced his U.S. citizenship.
Afterwards he could give a press conference, announcing that he is renouncing official royal status.
His two 2015 albums were his least tender, suggesting that, at least for now, he's renouncing his dual citizenship.
"Voting Tory will cause your wife to have bigger breasts and increase your chances of owning a BMW M3," he once promised.Yet Mr Johnson (pictured) is so fed up with the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) that he is renouncing his US citizenship.
On the one hand, she said, he is renouncing the concept of the welfare state, but on the other, he is trying to replace it with the "welfare company", an enterprise that is ruinously generous to its employees.In truth, the problems of French business run deeper than the inadequacies of the Chirac government.
"And now he's renounced violence".
