Renege in a sentence

Democrats, too, had no love for McCarthy, pointing to his decision to renege on a deal with Biden on spending limits agreed earlier this year in high-stakes talks over the federal budget.

Last week, Pickering city council passed a motion to renege the city's support for the airport, citing the report commissioned by Transport Canada and the city's own commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Meanwhile, the accords gave Israel a route to gradually renege on other international agreements, such as the right of return of Palestinian refugees, as guaranteed by the Geneva Conventions.

Some investors have begun to look into protection in case the United States does renege on its debts.

Still, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine requested a disaster declaration back in July to make sure any unmet needs would be covered if Norfolk Southern did renege in its often-stated promise to make things right in East Palestine.

The school days later would go on renege on their initial offer, first reducing it to a non-tenured five-year post and then again to a one-year position from which she could be fired at any time.

But I also want to ask why Ogun State should renege on a contract it entered into voluntarily.

Commitment problems arise whenever one side believes its opponent has an incentive to renege on a peace deal –to use some future advantage to attack.

However, because immigration control was central to his campaign, it would be difficult to renege on his promises, especially if he could not reign in people’s economic fears.

Over the weekend, she seemed to renege on to back the eventual nominee, and sources say she doesn't plan to endorse her former boss.

The Senate could renege on any decree that had been passed.

To just renege on locally-led, positive community efforts by not funding the change needed is more than disappointing.

Contestants would renege on allegedly life-changing breakthroughs within a scene, in every single episode until the series end.

Federal MP Terri Butler said Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk had stood firm on borders despite intense pressure from those on other side of the fence, including the prime minister, to renege on her position.

If he accepts the budget, Netanyahu could still renege on handing over the prime ministership to Gantz next year and go in for elections.

Later, after giving Beth the house she grew up in, Mr. Wheatley goes against his word and hires a lawyer to renege on the deal.

Ma never imagined he would see the US renege on environmental commitments while China began to face up to the challenge.

Some experts consider reduced demand as a normal system event and don’t give the utility the right to renege on its obligations, the association said.

Sources close to Stones say he will not renege on his commitments — and is prepared to buy a property and rent it to Millie.

But how was it possible for Lonmin to renege on its promise to build 5,500 houses?