Sentence examples for may renounce from inspiring English sources

The firm eventually may renounce some of the $1 billion that was committed last month.

And although a few Americans may renounce their citizenship to avoid American taxes, it is obvious that many, many more people continually seek American residency and citizenship.

Brennan argued, in addition, that since "Congress has provided for a procedure by which one may formally renounce citizenship" before U.S. consular officials a procedure which it was conceded by all that Terrazas had not availed himself of Terrazas was still a U.S. citizen.

The idea is to shame those who may be renouncing their citizenship solely to escape taxation.

The new pope may have renounced his own infallibility, but she never did.

George W Bush may have renounced booze, found God and embarked on the road to the White House at the age of 40, but Brolin's roguish twinkle doesn't seem wholly dimmed by hitting that turning-point, nor by delayed stardom.

MOSCOW — Gérard Depardieu may have renounced his French nationality as a protest against high taxes and became a citizen of Russia instead, but on Tuesday he said he would play a Frenchman in a movie to be filmed in Moscow and in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya.

Rome believes the older Jesuit (Neeson) may have renounced his faith under torture during the severe persecution of Christian missionaries and converts.

While some of my fellow skeptalytics, if I may coin such a term to catalog us, may be inclined to renounce that first clause altogether, thinking there is no need for faith, I am obliged to disagree.

Ralph M. Engel, a Manhattan estate-planning lawyer, said that while a surviving joint owner may be able to renounce the interest owned by a deceased joint owner for tax purposes, it is generally more expedient to change the form of title ahead of time if estate taxes will be an issue.

When people's lives and careers are subject to litmus tests, and fired if they do not publicly renounce what may well be their sincere conviction, we have crossed a line.