repudiation

"This was not in any way a repudiation of the Department."

The last election was a clear repudiation of all three.

However, the decision was not a complete repudiation of the Federal judge's approach.

Yet his repudiation at home could hardly be more complete.

But she is running as an extension of her husband rather than a repudiation.

How at variance were they to her recent repudiation of him!

This was also a complete repudiation of the idea that the American public has the right to know what its government is doing.

Finally, the combined repudiation of the circle was too strong for her.

Upon repudiation of a contract, either party can apply to the court.

"No, because I felt that so-called repudiation was just a part of the plan to get me in his power."

On their face, the results seemed to be a repudiation of negative advertising.

The attempt to force the President to resign would be a repudiation of the public will.

Harry is given a white feather by four of his friends, a public repudiation.

If not, he would have to come up with another foggy repudiation.

He said that the action was not a repudiation of the efforts by staff members and the consultants.

"The last words he uttered were a repudiation of his earlier claim."

Repudiation of a claim under this clause can cause serious problems.

Repudiation will always gives rise to an action for damages.

The sale amounts to a repudiation of the company's chairman.

Because in no way is it a repudiation if that's what happens."

"It is in part a repudiation of a long and shameful history," he said.

If that holds, he said, it would amount to a repudiation of the violent way.

If Dole's campaign ends in repudiation, will she be willing to face a race of her own?

But they acknowledged that the results amounted to a repudiation of the Government's record.

A two line repudiation will only harden the third party's resolve.