Sentence examples for renunciation by from inspiring English sources

The government announced on Tuesday that the changes to the Citizenship Act would have two elements relating to dual nationals, one being "renunciation by conduct" and the other being "revocation by conviction".

The intention of the White House to kill the test ban treaty, if fulfilled, would have deeply serious consequences for nuclear arms control and would constitute a major renunciation by the United States of undertakings it has solemnly made.

But one leading advocate for gay rights in Washington, speaking anonymously to discuss private conversations with the president's inauguration committee, said that he told officials the comments were "completely inappropriate" and that he asked for a "complete renunciation" by the pastor.

Asian diplomats involved in the talks said the wording of the joint proposal did not include the kind of assurance that Chinese officials said North Korea would insist upon: a unilateral, explicit renunciation by the Bush administration of any intent to confront North Korea economically or militarily.

"My priorities would be fourfold: the end of the automatic supremacy of EU law over UK law, the ability for the UK to negotiate its own free trade deals with fast-growing countries such as India and China, the ability to control immigration from other EU countries to the UK and the explicit renunciation by the EU of its absolute commitment to 'ever-closer union'".

The work of Cauchy (as well as that of Bolzano) represents a crucial stage in the renunciation by mathematicians adumbrated in the work of d'Alembert of (fixed) infinitesimals and the intuitive ideas of continuity and motion.

Malick's camera is neither weighed down by dogma nor by abstemiousness, neither by renunciation nor by ritual.

Their ultimate redemption — the return home, to their children, to the realm of children and play — must be achieved not by renunciation but by the planning and realization of their most extraordinary fantasies.

Their ultimate redemption the return home, to their children, to the realm of children and play must be achieved not by renunciation but by the planning and realization of their most extraordinary fantasies.

Exile, he observed, enabled Dante "to correct and overcome that disharmony of fate, not by Stoic asceticism and renunciation, but by taking account of historical events, by mastering them and ordering them in his mind".

The revelation of the renunciation, published by the State Department at the end of April and reported by Bloomberg News earlier on Friday, comes just days before Facebook is expected to go public.