Sentence examples for would be renouncing from inspiring English sources

The papers were legal documents with which the women would be renouncing their claims to asylum and agreeing to self-deport.

Would they be renouncing their past obtuseness and committing themselves henceforth to the climate campaign?

"If Klaus Barbie had asked me to plead the superiority of the Aryan race I would have said no, because I would have been renouncing myself".

Fifty years ago, it seemed the entire edifice would crumble if peerages could be renounced.

Renouncing one for the other would be like renouncing being a son to become a husband -- or like renouncing my first child when my second is born.

The problem is that to most employees speaking out against their employer would be like renouncing communism in China.

At long last I was renouncing chance".

That would be to renounce my values.

Refugee protection is at the root of many civilisations and to take that away would be to renounce millennia of a tradition of hospitality".

As a result, neither wants to assert any sovereignty over Bir Tawil, for to do so would be to renounce their rights to the larger and more lucrative territory.

To admit that it will soon be superseded would be to renounce its own raison d'être, to pulverise its own libidinous power, to defetishise itself – which is not something you expect a fetish to do.