Sentence examples for now renounced from inspiring English sources

Mr Fini has now renounced this claim.

The Bush administration has now renounced that goal.

More disingenuous are his remarks about factionalism, a practice the Labor leader suggests he's now renounced.

He said he used to tentatively hold this view himself, but has now renounced it - instead committing to a life as a celibate paedophile.

This did not prevent Frederick William, when Sweden's military position deteriorated, from entering into negotiations with Poland, which now renounced suzerainty over East Prussia.

Tim Pawlenty, who, as governor of Minnesota, took some commendable actions on climate change, has now renounced them, saying that everyone "has got some clunkers in their record".

What the return-to-nesting trend required was the example of a prominent woman who had career ambition and was now renouncing it.

Mr Netanyahu's predecessor as Likud's leader, Yitzhak Shamir, has made it clear that he would be the first to throw his support behind the prime minister should he now renounce "the so-called peace process".

"There are people with me in 2003, who now renounce Cruyff; people with me in 2003 who prefer Qatar to Unicef; people who were with me in 2003 who now support Núñez – a man sent down for fraud.

Following the cultural and political destruction of the 60s flower power crusade, thousands of dropouts were now renouncing drugs and getting turned on to the great hippie in the sky known as Jesus.

The various avenues available to the 2008 pursuit gold medallist have closed off one by one over the past few years, and as a result it is no surprise to see her now renounce all hope of an Olympic medal in 2012.