Sentence examples for repudiation to be from inspiring English sources

Miranda v. Arizona was a hallmark of the Warren Court, and Chief Justice Rehnquist, despite his record as an early and tenacious critic of the decision, evidently did not want its repudiation to be an imprint of his own tenure.

But I think each new book has to be a repudiation of the previous book.

It seemed to me to be a repudiation of the young future king and his choice.

Mitchell's work often seems to be a repudiation of mere songwriting.

The early results seemed to be a repudiation of the coalition of conservative clerics and Revolutionary Guard commanders, the so-called traditionalists, who consolidated power after the 2009 election, which the opposition said was rigged.

That's just what Mr. Murphy has provided: a no-nonsense, low-impact restaurant so purged of airs it seems at times to be a repudiation of much of what preceded and surrounds it.

"This has to be a repudiation of Trump and Trumpism".

But beyond the obligatory praise of Ronald Reagan and equally obligatory jabs at Barack Obama, Paul's message seemed to be a repudiation of the post-9/11 foreign policies that have dragged the US through more than a decade of wars.

A recession would seem to be a clear repudiation of President Bush's policies and, by extension, the Republican Party.

Properties such as authentication, secrecy, non-repudiation, and anti-replay are assumed to be guaranteed, preventing attackers from spoofing, altering, or replaying data exchanged between observers.

" "A repudiation can amount to – is tantamount to a breach," the judge said, according to a court record, and he said he would decide at trial whether the breach was material.