A progressive Web site noted the irony of liberal opinion's shift on Gitmo: "Under the leadership of a President who campaigned with the promise to close the facility but reneged, support for the detention center may be at its highest level ever".
Unison General Secretary Dave Prentis said: "Nearly all hospitals budgeted for a 1% pay increase, it is in the funding, the agreement has been reneged on for political reasons".
He said he opposed the infamous visit of Colonel Qaddafi to Paris in 2007, when the Libyan leader embarrassed his hosts and put up a tent in Paris, then reneged on promises for lucrative contracts.
It also reneged on demands for a write down of its monumental debt – at over 175% of GDP one of the largest in the world – and conceded that it would not take any unilateral measures that would wreak havoc on its fiscal stability.
It might sound like a sell-out in the face of the stubborn agricultural lobby, which she is now going to have to befriend, but – if you think about it – she hasn't actually reneged her preference for people to do without meat.
They claimed ministers had reneged on pledges for a scientific consensus on any changes to the woodland where there are also important dunes.
They claim ministers have reneged on pledges for a scientific consensus on any changes to the woodland where there are also important dunes.
The Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych had, at the last minute, reneged on negotiations for the Ukraine to strengthen commercial and political integration with the European Union, to opt instead for closer ties with the Moscow-dominated Russian trading block.
A biographer, Robert Wheeler, recounted the story: how Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray had reneged on plans for a state-funded memorial, incurring the wrath of Thorpe's third wife, Patricia, and how Patricia decided to find Thorpe accommodations elsewhere.
Her political opponents harshly criticized her for having reneged on a promise to step down after one term, for her complicity with former military governments, and for not having done more to rein in corruption or promote socioeconomic development.
