Sentence examples for publicly repudiate from inspiring English sources

It is for these reasons that the young king must publicly repudiate his old companion of the tavern and the highway, however much that repudiation tugs at his heart and the audience's.

It is highly unusual for one group of researchers to publicly repudiate the work of professional colleagues.

The attack on Sunday prompted a prominent arbakai commander in Kunduz, Mir Alam, to publicly repudiate the militia commanders Qaderak and Faizak in telephone calls to reporters.

His aim, as he put it at the time, was to publicly repudiate what he called "the whole rigmarole of college admissions and the failure to foreground the curriculum and learning".

They describe prisons in which torture was routinely used to extract information, gather more names of people to arrest, and also to make prisoners repent and publicly repudiate their political and religious affiliations and beliefs.

But no matter how moth-eaten and means-tested their welfare state, how dilute their social democracy, the first world, G7-club British would never publicly repudiate their commitments to the sick, the elderly, the poor.

We have publicly repudiated the tactics because they do not represent our kind of campaigning".

Crucially, none of the Wall Street banks it needs to carry out its trades has so far publicly repudiated it.

The most devastating blow came in May from Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who publicly repudiated his hand-picked protégé in a clash over presidential powers.

He dropped his party's proposals for a flat tax and publicly repudiated his party's policy on refugees, both without consulting colleagues.

Woodrow Wilson publicly repudiated Dollar Diplomacy, though he acted as vigorously as had his predecessors to maintain U.S. supremacy in Central America and the Caribbean.