renege , auch: renegue

But the job did not feel right, and he reneged within days.

Of course, he reneged on that part once we got there.

He made it look as though you were trying to renege.

Then the government reneged on its promise to provide the services.

If they renege on even one, we can challenge it.

If one or the other reneged, all bets would be off.

And he knew what happened to those who reneged on their contracts.

Would you care to tell us which contracts are being reneged on?

The movie was never made, and Murphy reneged on the deal.

Any more debts you think the State should renege on?

"We have an agreement with the city, and we're not going to renege on that."

He didn't want to renege on the deal with us.

This meant Washington had already reneged on a key promise, he said.

The government reneged on a major steel contract only last month.

We had a contest to see which of us should have the set, and I won, only he reneged.

However, these promises were reneged on by the British government.

It does not matter if the player reneges on purpose.

He agreed to this but reneged on his promise to do so.

She had reneged on an agreement to resign last month.

But he also said that last December and eventually reneged on his words.

But reneging on state funds already approved for education is not the way to go.

He reneged on his promise, so she ran away, leaving five children behind.

Reneging on the terms of the agreement was not only done by the natives.

Well, we had a few surprises for them if they tried to renege on the agreement.

"I said he'd use your death to renege on giving me the prize."