Sentence examples for repudiated as the from inspiring English sources

In the postwar era the English-speaking world embraced the premise that the versions published by Haas and, to a lesser extent, Nowak are the true Bruckner, and that earlier editions "should be simply repudiated," as the British critic Deryck Cooke wrote in his influential 1969 essay "The Bruckner Problem Simplified".

In a 1995 essay in the magazine Regulation, published by the libertarian Cato Institute, Judge Ginsburg offered a paean to the nondelegation doctrine, which he said had existed, along with other concepts repudiated as the Supreme Court acquiesced in the New Deal vision of a strong national government, for 60 years "only as part of the Constitution-in-exile".

Importantly, those who like to think that those who served Hitler often had no idea what was in the works are repudiated as the German newspaper, Bild, reports, "These documents reveal that everyone who had even anything remotely to do with the planning and construction of the concentration camp must have know that people were to be gassed to death in assembly-line fashion".

But in recent days legal experts of varying political views have said that the principles of the decision may not have been as widely repudiated as had been previously assumed.

On some versions of dialetheism (e.g. Priest 1998) the LNC is not necessarily repudiated as such, given the distinction between the denial of a proposition and the assertion of its negation.

As Jefferson saw it, the entire Federalist commitment to an energetic central government with broad powers over the domestic economy replicated the arbitrary policies of Parliament and George III, which the American Revolution had supposedly repudiated as monarchical and aristocratic practices, incompatible with the principles of republicanism.

He wasn't one of those writers constrained by material imperatives to expend his quotidian energy on what he secretly repudiated as hack work, while dreaming of the masterpieces he would create if only he had the time.

The story about the air-raid has since been repudiated, as there was no attack that night.

Until Justice Department lawyers acting at the behest of Vice President Cheney crafted politicized memos approving the practice (which have been repudiated as indefensible by their successors), waterboarding had been universally condemned as torture.

Such practices were allowed under rules approved by the George W Bush administration, but many them have since been repudiated as torture.

About a dozen orders are repudiated as heretical and are accused of using religious pretexts to indulge in antisocial behaviour.