Sentence examples for is not repudiated from inspiring English sources

It could be that the remark about 'the totality of subsets etc.' is an indirect reference to difficulties with the comprehension principle, but even so the principle is not repudiated explicitly in the 1904 paper, neither does Zermelo put in its place another principle for the conversion of properties to sets, which is what the Aussonderungsaxiom of the 1908 axiomatisation does.

At the end of the day, he is not repudiating a fiscal contract, and is unlikely to push outsize spending increases that would invite financial markets to attack France the way they have recently in Spain.

Reuters, for its part, is not repudiating any of its reporting.

The activists who lobbied hard against China were not repudiated by this decision.

Reason itself was not repudiated; it had simply lost its commanding role inasmuch as personal insights are impervious to testing.

"The only reason they're not repudiating his behavior, his threat to our democracy, our decency, our foundation is just because of political consequences".

In a letter to the Corriere della Sera newspaper in May, he made it clear he was not repudiating his family but admitted that he wanted to lead a clean life.

In celebrating "Vertigo" as the greatest film of all time, film critics are not repudiating "Kane" but, rather, extrapolating from it, ratifying the French New Wave as the crucial revolution in the history of cinema.

On some versions of dialetheism (e.g. Priest 1998) the LNC is not necessarily repudiated as such, given the distinction between the denial of a proposition and the assertion of its negation.

A state-supervised program, on the other hand, could reassure the bond markets that a town is not trying to repudiate its debts.

The writer cursed him, realizing that his was a sham of a life, realizing that it is not good to repudiate the dead, because then they will not leave you alone.