Sentence examples for renounced it in from inspiring English sources

Although Nelson had a claim to the chieftainship, he renounced it in order to become a lawyer.

(Georgian law permits dual citizenship only with special permission. Mr. Ivanishvili also had Russian citizenship, though he renounced it in December).

Prince Charles was offered it, but never lived there and renounced it in 1979, since when it has been used by foreign secretaries.

(Having inherited the title of Viscount Stansgate, he renounced it in the early nineteen-sixties and shortened his original name, which was Anthony Wedgwood Benn).

Then in 2012 China was embarrassed when a bishop its patriotic church had appointed responded by denouncing and renouncing it, in loyalty to the pope.Narrow churchesIf it did come to a negotiation, Taiwan, sad though it is both for its Catholics and for its leaders' chances of gallivanting abroad, may be expendable for the church.

I do think that if he is going to renounce sexism, he must start by renouncing it in himself.

One young Malay made it clear to me that it is extraordinarily difficult and risky for a young man - let alone for a woman - from a Muslim family publicly to renounce Islam, and above all, to renounce it in favour of secularism.

Ida is someone whose nun's habit enforces a reflex respect from those she meets: she is aware that this is something not to be renounced lightly, and the idea of renouncing it in favour of Judaism is an ever-greater wrench.

Say it with your mouth but renounce it in your head.' That's when More gives that great speech about how you are holding your soul in your hands like sand, and if you begin to open your fingers, even just a little bit, it all begins to spill out".

Last week, Maliki also called on members of the disbanded Ba'ath party to publicly renounce it in writing, threatening persecution if they fail to comply.

May we be in the solidarity of real understanding now of what "terror," what violence can bring - and renounce it in every, any form.