Sentence examples for repudiation making from inspiring English sources
The south was led by Jefferson Davis, who had been a prominent supporter in the 1840s of Mississippi's debt repudiation, making it difficult for the fledgling state to raise capital in Europe.
Jobs's repudiations bruised feelings while making sure the company stayed focused on a few projects.
For this reason, people were willing to bear a much heavier burden of taxation than existed before the war, making the promises of tax relief from debt repudiation fall on deaf ears.
Non-repudiation is a desired property of current electronic transactions, by which a further repudiation of the commitments made by any involved party is prevented.
Back home, his ministers are already making excuses for what looks increasingly like a systematic repudiation of 10 years of successful action to build a prosperous low-carbon economy in Britain".
"Especially when she is going to be making decisions that are, in one way or another, a repudiation of Rudd".
In a statement outside court, Cooper said: "My only wish throughout these proceedings was the repudiation of the allegations made against me after the Millbank occupation.
His repudiation of the sermon makes it clear that his change of position was little more than a political change from support of the status quo to attack upon it.
For some, the move may also be a repudiation of a decision made by Citigroup's investment bank to buy the remnants of ACC Capital Holdings, including its troubled subprime mortgage wholesale unit, known as Argent, and its debt collection arm.
As public policy, it was an unconscionable repudiation of legal guarantees made to small Cypriot savers, whose accounts are supposedly insured under E.U. regulations up to a hundred thousand euros, in a scheme similar to that provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in the United States.
"But Democrats would be making a big mistake if they viewed these results as a repudiation of conservatism or a mandate for big government".
