Sentence examples for repudiate a from inspiring English sources

The new administration could also choose to repudiate a deal signed by Mr. Clinton.

It is remarkable that an Australian electorate would repudiate a government in such circumstances.

The Bush administration could repudiate a missile deal by pressing ahead with full deployment of an expanded national missile defense.

Generally, connoisseurs are reluctant to repudiate a piece publicly, for fear of being sued by the owners for "product disparagement," or even for defamation.

It's hard to repudiate a comic strip, however, when your memories of it are more vivid than your memories of your own life.

But the PSD is clearly banking on the electorate to repudiate a socialist (PS) government that has inflicted so much pain, as Irish voters brutally ejected Fianna Fáil.

Tensions have risen dangerously in Lebanon, as Syria, Iran and Hezbollah try to pressure Prime Minister Saad Hariri to repudiate an international investigation into the 2005 assassination of Mr. Hariri's father, Rafik Hariri, a former prime minister.

The crucial new power that Mr. Geithner wants would allow him to appoint a trustee who can renegotiate or repudiate an institution's contracts without the approval of creditors or other stakeholders.

Mr. Kerry has gone on the offensive over the group's activities, saying it is "a front" for Mr. Bush's campaign and repeatedly calling on the president to repudiate an advertisement from the group attacking his record.

Likewise, when the bird-brained Sarah Palin was ridiculed for urging Obama to "refudiate' rather than repudiate an assertion, she defended herself by pointing out Shakespeare too had invented lots of words.

Cornyn, when given the opportunity yesterday to repudiate an overtly anti-Latino ad run by David Vitter in Lousiana, demurred (Sharron Angle, of course, is running similar garbage in Nevada).