Sentence examples for should repudiate from inspiring English sources

And some of these clowns said, you should repudiate Putin.

It is not only Jews who should repudiate anti-Semitism or African-Americans who should oppose racism.

"He should join the American Jewish Committee and the Anti-Defamation Leagettinggetting Mr. Curry to apologize, and he should repudiate not just the words, but he should repudiate the man," Mr. Bush said.

Then, pressed by Alan Keyes during a presidential debate, Mr. Bush agreed that the remarks were "out of line and we should repudiate them".

The formulation is as entirely wrongheaded now as it was then, and Americans should repudiate it just as decisively as they did nearly a half-century ago.

Second, conservatives who want black Americans to give their policies a new hearing should repudiate policies that on the margins tend to disenfranchise black voters.

But it is a new doctrine that because a bargain did not pay it should be repudiated and one should become a repudiator of bargains and a confiscator of private rights.

The justices should forcefully repudiate Arizona's unconstitutional statute and send a clear message to other states following Arizona's pernicious lead.

It should formally repudiate the C.I.A. practice of transferring detainees without meaningful legal process; establish an independent, impartial commission of distinguished persons to examine and disclose the full record of human rights abuses associated with these operations; and launch genuine criminal investigations where warranted.

(It might even force Hillary Clinton to take a stand). In the context of such legislation Congress should specifically repudiate the sort of harebrained schemes that would allow Iran to keep its program and rely purely on inspectors who might be restrained or kicked out at any time.

Governments worldwide should firmly repudiate internet deprivation as a tool for controlling political dissent.