Sentence examples for repudiated because of from inspiring English sources

In order to prevent early childhood abandonment – those 'social orphans' who have been repudiated because of a family crisis such as extreme poverty, imprisonment, drug or alcohol addiction - UNICEF and the European Union are creating a new type of social service institution.

The president of the progressive party, Carlos Pesquera, called the indictment "a disgraceful event" that he particularly repudiated because Mr. Fajardo was responsible for overseeing public schools.

Should Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe be repudiated because they were slaveholders?

After the new polling officers were chosen, the governing staff council repudiated their election "because of the results," according to Michael Sarsar, who presides over the council.

Obama has now repudiated Wright because of his remarks at the National Press Club last Monday.

And can it be true that Ian Buruma, a writer I admire, called Ayaan Hirsi Ali an "Enlightenment fundamentalist" because she repudiated the censorship of the Muslim Brotherhood and its Islamist epigones?

Joseph-Marie Terray, Louis XV's comptroller general of finances, repudiated a part of the debt.

They repudiated all of the above events.

In his apology, he explicitly repudiated all of it, shocking many of his former comrades.

The theory of arms control, articulated primarily by academics, repudiated much of the logic of strategy.

As he began his Weimar period, Liszt repudiated most of his early works.