Sentence examples for ready to renounce from inspiring English sources

Not that I am ready to renounce this world, or its things.

When he found it, six years ago, he had been ready to renounce New York altogether.

"Quite obviously there was a long period of isolation," she said, then added that Libya eventually signaled it was ready to renounce terrorism.

Mr. Scott said he was in no way ready to renounce his support of the taxpayer pledge, but on this one, he has made his choice: "I'm a co-signer of the pledge.

Does it mean that NATO is ready to renounce the claim to include the entire world in its "zone of responsibility" and instead work together with others within multilateral institutions vested with real authority and powers?

But the officers got nastier and the afternoon grew hotter, until I was ready to renounce all future rights to all the nationalities of all the countries in the world, just to get the ordeal over with.

It also impressed western diplomats as a possible portent of a radically new Gaddafi, one readying himself to renounce his fierce and flamboyant anti-imperialism and his sponsorship of international terrorism.

But the Doctrines lately advanced strike at the root of all these provisions, and will deposit the peace of the Country in that Department which the Constitution distrusts as most ready without cause to renounce it.

But in June, President Bush announced that the United States was ready to restart talks, in hopes of inducing North Korea to renounce its production and export of missiles and of reducing tensions on the peninsula.

On the other hand, Mr. Kadi's 's continued refusal to renounce figures suspected of being terrorist supporters gives ready ammunition to his critics.

* Do you agree to renounce violence?