Sentence examples for would forswear from inspiring English sources
The army, they suggested, would release some Brotherhood leaders from detention and allow the Brotherhood to participate in elections; in exchange, the Islamists would forswear violence.
Enlightened self-interest may have persuaded them that their programs are useful, but if they were to be honest, the education directors of all the city's major musical institutions would forswear financing that should rightly go to the music programs in the schools.
Sometimes, proponents of the new sanctions suggest disingenuously that they desire to improve prospects for an agreement in which Iran would forswear the military use of nuclear power.
At the opening of the first Republican primary debate on Thursday, the Fox News moderators asked all 10 assembled candidates if they would forswear a third-party challenge and line up behind the eventual GOP nominee.
Fox had kicked off the GOP debate season by asking how many candidates would forswear a third-party bid and support the eventual nominee, no matter whom he or she turned out to be.
2. We understand that as a legal matter, the U.S. could never and would never forswear the right to hunt or prosecute Saddam for war crimes.
Therefore, if you became so good at placing your hits that you could knock one into the pitcher's face on command, you would have to forswear this tactic.
We could live in a safer world, but we'd have to forswear creativity.
Were your meal plan voluntary, you'd have to forswear sandwich smuggling.
I understand that the regular folks who support the Tea Party are utterly furious, but I do not doubt for a second that every single one of them would holster their signs and forswear the cause if they could know the facts from the fictions.
Under that approach, the administration would not only ask North Korea to forswear efforts to make weapons of mass destruction; it would also ask it to reform its dismal human rights practices and to begin withdrawing conventional forces that are deployed near the demilitarized zone with South Korea and which threaten Seoul.
