It refused to consider lifting the ban until China was prepared to renounce the use of force to reunify what it calls a "renegade province" with the motherland.
Romney stayed in because he was prepared to renounce all the sane things he had done, thereby winning the nomination and losing what integrity he had.
With the polls tightening and a hung parliament at least a possibility, neither leader has been prepared to renounce the idea, or say that in the event of a hung parliament they would prefer another election to such an arrangement.
This blogger, kept under firm house arrest by his own bluestocking eleven year old, who was prepared to renounce her French birth in shock at Dominique Strauss-Kahn's caddishness (if not criminality), made relatively few comments on what used to be called, in a loucher era, the players' pulchritude.
Israel initially had wanted Mr Abbas to make this point in his speech, but the Palestinians are not prepared to renounce the right of return at this early stage.Europe's quicksandsIn the glare of all this momentous activity, the earlier leg of Mr Bush's trip was almost forgotten by mid-week.
"We are prepared to renounce parts of the land of Israel so precious to us, in order to bring about the conditions for you [the Palestinians] to bring about your own dreams and to live side by side with us in peace and tranquillity.
The UK said it supported "Afghan-led efforts to reconcile and reintegrate members of the insurgency who are prepared to renounce violence, cut links with terrorist groups, and accept the constitution".
A briefing paper by the Royal United Services Institute contains interviews with four senior Taliban figures, in which they say they will not negotiate with President Karzai but are prepared to renounce their association with al-Qaeda as part of a comprehensive peace agreement.
For that, Bresch and her colleagues are prepared to renounce their corporation's American citizenship".
This was followed by A Treatise of Christian Renunciation (1593), which comprised a selection of quotations on what Catholics should be prepared to renounce for their faith, and The Societie of the Rosary (1593 1594) His defence of the practice of equivocation was published in A Treatise of Equivocation (c. 1598), originally titled A Treatise against lying and fraudulent dissimulation.
