Sentence examples for repudiate on from inspiring English sources

Bove said it's more than likely Greece will repudiate on its debt.

Godard derides his protagonists' vulgarity, ignorance, triviality, and venality; he confronts the worldwide misery that their prosperity depends on; and he repudiates, on aesthetic as well as moral grounds, the industrial society that both produces and sustains their warped values.

But to be repudiated on the treaty and on "don't ask" by so many members of his own caucus clearly stung, and turned him into a very sore loser.

The politics of the proposed ad were also repudiated on Thursday by the man who commissioned it, Joe Ricketts, the founder of the brokerage firm TD Ameritrade and patriarch of the family that owns the Chicago Cubs.

"Al's hand was strengthened," said a former consultant who attended these meetings, because those in the liberal wing of Mr. Clinton's White House had been repudiated on health care and in the midterm elections.

And the president's Privacy and Civil Liberties Board is expected to issue its long awaited report on "back door" surveillance on Americans by July 2. Oh, and speaking of deadlines: Wyden has been asking Director of National Intelligence James Clapper for information on how many times Americans' info has been searched through that same "back door" the House repudiated on Thursday night.

The Labor premier Jack Lang, who had introduced major reforms after gaining office in 1925, threatened to repudiate payment on overseas debts.

As always, we absolutely repudiate violence on all sides of the conflict.

The long-standing tendency to repudiate understanding not on the basis of alternative understanding, but on utter lack of understanding and, for that matter, never attempting to learn, is massively amplified by the Internet, the ultimate leveler.

Asked for comment about the e-mail, leaders of the state party repudiated it on Friday.

(She may or may not have repudiated him on Oscar night by wearing a dress by Rodarte to the awards ceremony).