Sentence examples similar to may be repudiated from inspiring English sources

Under a reform agreed last December, some powers are due to shift from president to parliament and prime minister, though this change may yet be repudiated.

"Bill Clinton would be repudiated by his own party today.

Its advances cannot, for now, be repelled but its evil messages can and must be repudiated.

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

Its extension now would be meaningless if it might be repudiated by whomever takes over.

It is immoral and must be repudiated.

The biggest question of all: Can globalization even be repudiated?

The biggest question of all: Can globalisation even be repudiated?

George Bush and his policies had to be repudiated.

That must be repudiated in a categorical and secure way.

First, Cartesianism is dead in only one of its ontological aspects: substance dualism may well have been repudiated but property dualism still claims a number of contemporary defenders.