Sentence examples for will be renounced from inspiring English sources

Iraq owes Russia about $8 billion on loans dating back to the Soviet era; Russia fears the debts will be renounced if there is regime change.

Not wanting to deal with these sort of petty politics, Superman tells a state department official that he'll be renouncing his citizenship in front of the United Nations.

But McGrady is one of nine free agents who will probably have to be renounced to clear cap space.

Should he come out as a practising Catholic, he thinks people will read the film as a defence of the church; if he says he's renounced religion, it'll be seen as an attack.

The past is renounced, but not fully.

The Bordeaux heritage has not been renounced.

"And now he's renounced violence".

He's renounced hatred, he's renounced bigotry, and he's renounced racism.

Because of the very small variance, its genetic decomposition was renounced.

Air travel, though, will be harder to renounce.

If they calculate that Scotland will be persuaded to renounce what devolution it has and return to the full embrace of the Union Parliament, they are surely misguided.