repudiation

Is anyone reading the entrails of the rollout whether repudiation is a stake in the ground on 1.20.09 or is there accountability for past lawlessness?

No Exceptions | ATTACKERMAN 2009

This repudiation is expressed with equal severity in the trilogy of novels on which Upward worked after he dropped from view, before the Second World War.

The Captive Mind 2009

This repudiation is expressed with equal severity in the trilogy of novels on which Upward worked after he dropped from view, before the Second World War.

The Captive Mind 2009

This repudiation is for political reasons only ..... everyone can see this coming.

McCain officially rejects Hagee endorsement 2008

In my book I rail against the hiatus between what I call the repudiation of a sitting president (think of Carter and George H.W. Bush) and the inauguration of his successor, which offers the opportunity for the repudiated president nonetheless to make mischief for his successor.

Balkinization 2006

Missing from this account are the bitter events of last December 10th, the increase in the so-called repudiation rallies, the harassment of several opponents, and the use of physical violence against many of them.

Yoani Sanchez: What Did You Do When They Came For The Nonconformist? 2009

Sunday's term was repudiation, which is defined as:

Define That Term #96 2006

The minister stressed he had never done or said anything that could be described as a repudiation of the parliamentary committee chair.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2003

It is perverse, for it would in any case entail the repudiation by Russia of its own distinctive culture, history, and “soul.”

Out of Control Zbigniew Brzezinski 1993

And more recently Texas rejected the Democratic-appointed senator in what some people, such as Senator Gramm, characterized as repudiation of you and your policies.

Texas Press Availability ITY National Archives 1993