Sentence examples for it should be repudiated from inspiring English sources

But it is a new doctrine that because a bargain did not pay it should be repudiated and one should become a repudiator of bargains and a confiscator of private rights.

The White House spokesman, Joe Lockhart, who was with the president in New Delhi, said on "Meet the Press" that such talk was "really sick rhetoric, and it should be repudiated by anyone who hears it".

We argue that the tort should be repudiated because it is conceptually and practically unsound.

AIT – the abhorrent torture – "should be repudiated by all" – but not, it seems, good old EIT.

"He is not welcome in Argentina, and he should be repudiated".

In 1995, McConnell had a chance to convince the current Supreme Court that the legal debate had shifted so significantly that strict separationism should be repudiated in favor of equal treatment for religion.

Fortunately, it is unlikely that this scenario will come to pass, and more likely that the Turks will continue to try to persuade the powers, probably in vain, that the YPG are terrorists who should be repudiated or at least persuaded to halt their offensive.

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May is also right to insist that the ideology of extremism should be fought: Hateful ideologies should be repudiated and exposed.

CIA Director John Brennan said at a news conference Thursday that some of the practices were unauthorized and were "abhorrent and rightly should be repudiated by all," though he did not describe them as torture.

With public reaffirmation of the necessity of free speech on campus, the current wave of censorship that threatens the continuing excellence of U.S. higher education can be repudiated, as it should be, as a transitory moment of weakness that disrespects what our institutions of higher learning must represent.