Sentence examples for repudiated after from inspiring English sources

To effect the release, Washington had grudgingly issued a formal apology -- one that it repudiated after the crew was safely out of North Korea.

The first couple months of this administration were not very successful for Mr. Powell, whose policies of building a regional consensus against Iraq and continuing engagement with North Korea were all but repudiated after he announced them.

When she was only two years old, she was promised to the Dauphin, the infant son of King Francis I of France, but the contract was repudiated after three years.

Although The Amsterdam regularly wrote articles about Louis Farrakhan, the minister of the Nation of Islam, it repudiated him after he referred to Judaism as a "gutter religion".

The flip-flop on Trump followed Rubio's turnabout on the 2013 Senate immigration reform proposal: Rubio famously co-sponsored the bipartisan plan and then repudiated it after the GOP's conservative voting base revolted over the plan's pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

Andrew Madoff publicly repudiated his father after the revelations but despite his efforts to distance himself from Bernie's actions he became entangled in their consequences.

In 2013, Suffolk University publicly repudiated Beacon Hill after the Guardian reported the organisation told prospective funders its studies could undermine a regional climate change initiative.

Elected a member of the Holy Synod, or Orthodox administrative-theological council, Sergius supported the pro-Soviet schismatic faction of the clergy, called the "Living Church," in 1922 23, during the political imprisonment of the Moscow patriarch Tikhon, but he publicly repudiated the affiliation after Tikhon's release in June 1923.

Regardless of the MacArthur-Pratt agreement, the Navy had gone ahead with development of land-based patrol aircraft and expansion of its naval air stations, and in 1933 formally repudiated the agreement after Adm. Pratt retired.

Then, when the televangelists John Hagee and Rod Parsley belatedly endorsed McCain, the Senator had to repudiate them, after Hagee was found to have made outrageous remarks about the Catholic Church and Jews, and Parsley to have attacked Islam.

There will be many adults like me, who after loving the book as children went through a long post-adolescent phase of hysterically repudiating it after the Christian-humanist parable was explained.