Sentence examples for repudiation as from inspiring English sources

A mobile wireless system must take security and privacy into account at the very beginning of the design phase and utilize appropriate security service building blocks to provide data confidentiality, integrity, authentication, and no repudiation, as well as efficient access control.

But if no one thinks that cash losses will ever materialise then why should there be a status change?Default is supposed to be in a special category of obligation repudiation (as opposed to inflation, say) because it represents a clear red line being crossed.

While a crushing defeat of Democrats would be widely seen as judgment on his presidency, advisers say Mr. Obama would probably not take heavy midterm losses as a personal repudiation, as George W. Bush seemed to after the "thumpin' " his party suffered in 2006, or as Mr. Clinton did after the Democrats were run over in 1994.

Even when he's nearly back in his bag, Magni pops up again to execute one last rictus of repudiation, as if he fears that we might still run off with the idea that he is happy - a grimace that is, as it were, one-for-the-road, or for "Auld Lang Syne".

By this I mean someone like Friedrich Nietzsche who positively revels in the repudiation, as he sees it, of the transcendental values of Truth, Good and Beauty.

Using our proposed scheme enables service providers to provide time-bounded multimedia content or services and guarantees user privacy, data integrity, confidentiality, and non-repudiation, as well as forward secrecy and backward secrecy of transferred digital rights with low computation costs.

"I think that it should be pointed out that what is known as Negro dialect in the South is no such thing," she wrote, in a repudiation nearly as sweeping as Arvay's, at once laying waste to her professional past and her extraordinary personal achievement.

In his repudiation of literary as well as political fellow traveling, the anti-Stalinist Trilling looked to poetry and fiction to affirm a skeptical liberalism, founded on what he called "the value of individual existence in all its variousness, complexity and difficulty".

To abstain, Stevenson understood, is not necessarily to simplify; restrictions and repudiations can just as easily complicate one's life.

Somoza's threatened repudiation of the pact, as well as his increasingly dictatorial rule, brought about an assassination attempt in 1954.

That Rimbaud's repudiation of poetry was as furious as the outpouring of his talent had once been was typical of a man whose life and work were characterized by violent contradictions.