The phrase "renounce as" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where someone is formally rejecting or disavowing something, but it typically requires additional context for clarity.
Example: "He decided to renounce as a member of the organization due to its controversial practices."
Alternatives: "reject as" or "disavow as".
"National oversight structures are very resistant, and they will renounce as little power as they can," he said.
But, living in a diverse and volatile world, and sharing from different backgrounds a common present, non-Muslims as well as Muslims are called upon to renounce, as Arendt put it, not their "tradition and national past", but "the binding authority and universal validity which tradition and past have always claimed".
Sharia, Boykin argues, echoing what you hear on talk radio, "demands death for those who renounce Islam" as well as "marital rape, female genital mutilation, and severing of hands and feet".
More often than not, it's the stars themselves who renounce fur, as happened when PETA contacted Wendy Williams and Martha Stewart, both of whom ended up starring in their own anti-fur campaigns.
The love affair was short-lived, and soon vuvuzelas were renounced as a scourge.
During this time Riding ceased to write poetry, which she renounced as being "inadequate".
The work was done between 1943 and 1969 and was later renounced as Washington pressed for a global ban on such weapons.
At the end of a long monologue, spoken from the grave, Bel renounces as futile the vicarious celebrity she'd decided on for her son after renouncing her own.
The German Chancellor has also called for the Dublin Regulation, a law that requires refugees to seek asylum in the country through which they first entered the EU, to be renounced as it places a growing and unmanageable strain on Italy and Greece.
In the festival, individuated work roles are renounced as we rediscover communal ties.
Tony Benn was a lifelong campaigner for constitutional reform, and introduced a bill that would have allowed him to renounce his peerage as early as 1955.
