Sentence examples for he was repudiating from inspiring English sources
Asked if he was repudiating the plan he had supported as a panel member, Mr. Rodriguez said that "people make mistakes," and that he had since been "educated" by his trustees and medical staff.
After Mr. Hagee endorsed Mr. McCain, the criticism was fierce and Mr. McCain soon distanced himself, issuing a series of statements until he announced he was "repudiating" those of Mr. Hagee's views that might be considered anti-Catholic.
The tone of the debate was so amicable that Mr. Bradley was asked if he was repudiating his relentless criticism of the past against Mr. Gore's congressional voting record, particularly against federal funding for abortion, against certain gun control measures and in favor of tobacco subsidies.
In his analysis of Beadle's behaviour, Manuele Facchini suggests that the Chief Justice considered the matter from a dominion-style viewpoint by stressing the 1961 constitution and the rights held by Salisbury thereunder, he was repudiating not the royal prerogative itself, but rather the attempt to exercise it at the behest of British rather than Rhodesian ministers.
His consecration was later described as having been obtained by misrepresentation, and he was repudiated by the Old Catholics.
Although judged to be the legitimate patriarch, he was repudiated by a wide segment of Alexandria's population who sympathized with the more uncompromising Monophysites.
The judgment bankrupted him, he was repudiated by the few remaining mainstream historians who had supported him, and in 2006 he was imprisoned in Austria for Holocaust denial.
Elected President in the fall of 1992, he was repudiated in the midterm elections two years later, when Republicans won the House for the first time in forty years and also took control of the Senate.
But unless Rodriguez, in conspiracy with Boras, has initiated a scheme to wrangle millions from the Yankees, he is repudiating Boras by letting the team know he would negotiate a contract without him.
