Sentence examples for than reneging from inspiring English sources

This is much worse than reneging on a campaign pledge or being bad politics at a time when 80percentt of the public supports medical marijuana.

On Tuesday, the court found that the state's budget-cutting "amounts to nothing less than a reneging on the representations it made".

Fewer than five reneged on their fund-raising commitment.

There are better ways to respond to today's budget challenges than to renege on the commitment made nearly half a century ago to assure the elderly, people with disabilities and the poor health care comparable to that enjoyed by the rest of us.

"No sooner was the patent transferred than Webb reneged on the deal," said a brief filed last month by Friedman's attorney, seeking to disqualify Webb's attorney.

The policy implication for MNCs is that they should be attentive to all three factors that cause government reneging rather than just one or two.

Gauthier (1986: 164ff), as an example, argues that promise-keeping is rational even in cases where the net value of reneging is larger than that of honoring the promise.

More than just a step backwards, reneging on Kyoto may have killed the last opportunity to include the United States in a climate regime with a compliance mechanism.

Later, he confronted Obama for the deportation of more than 1.4 million people, and for reneging on his promise to tackle immigration during his first term.

Russia's VTB Bank is suing the oligarch Oleg Deripaska for more than £100m, accusing his holding company of reneging on a loan guarantee.

There's been more resentment, reneging, defiance and downright cheating than could fit on a country album.