Sentence examples for partial repudiation from inspiring English sources
When a Cuban cigar box purportedly owned by Ernesto Chee" Guevara was due to go up for sale at a British auction house last month, it appeared to be not just a piece of history but a partial repudiation of the revolutionary icon's reputation for austerity.
It is to be noted that in 1921, Zermelo wrote to Fraenkel in partial repudiation of the designation 'Axiom of Choice', saying that 'there is no sense in which my theory deals with a real "choice" '.[31] What axioms governing set-existence does Zermelo rely on in Zermelo (1908a)?
Mr. Crafts said 20th century defaults had included the Bolsheviks' total repudiation of Russia's debts after the Soviet revolution and partial or long payment deferments and debt moratoriums in Latin America in the 1930s.
The message was that they would be purposefully limited in aim, and that the core of any programme would be a debtor-led partial default - that is, the suspension of interest payments on the remaining debt and a repudiation of the terms of both Troika-brokered bailouts.
The repudiation infuriated David.
They represent the repudiation of the norm.
Their repudiation of western ways is selective.
It is a repudiation of his past.
For Bharara, this was a devastating repudiation.
