Sentence examples for they were repudiated from inspiring English sources

John was taken to London in April 1357, where he was lodged in the Savoy palace; there he concluded treaties (January 1358 and March 1359) so harsh that they were repudiated in France.

They were repudiated by critics who voiced the expectation that movies deliver life — or, rather, an imitation of life which they swallow as the real thing — through the behavior of characters rather than from the ensemble of elements in the movie over all.

At the same time, new church orders soon developed, and Protestants often acted as legalistically as did the Roman Catholics, whom they were repudiating.

For those in a war zone, or in a place where there's a history of conflict, they are repudiating that".

By calling for closer economic cooperation with China and rejecting any notions of separatism, they are repudiating the tough nationalist policies of the departing president, Chen Shui-bian, whose confrontational stance has angered officials in Beijing and Washington and has stirred anxiety among many Taiwanese.

This act and other bombings were repudiated by al-Banna, who said of the terrorists, "They are neither Brothers, nor are they Muslims".

The memos were repudiated by President Obama.

Gerald R. Ford, Jimmy Carter and George H. W. Bush were repudiated by the voters.

The Clinton administration in 2000 proposed updated rules, but those were repudiated by the George W. Bush administration.

Until 1970 the government of Iran periodically advanced claims to sovereignty over Bahrain, but these were repudiated.

"The policies of the Obama administration, the Pelosi-Reid Congress, were repudiated by the voters," he said.