Renouncing in a sentence

But if you’re paying attention, you’ll also note that Ms. Smith is not renouncing those controversial ideas, only staying mum about them.

However, the Asian nation has been limited to offering nonmilitary assistance due to restrictions imposed by its war-renouncing Constitution.

Not doing so would be renouncing its own commitments.

Catholic leaders demanded parishioners take an oath renouncing Vodou in 1941.

Three Irish healthcare bodies have signed an agreement renouncing conversion therapy as harmful and not supported by evidence, while warning of "horrendous effects" on people, at an event at Trinity College Dublin.

In April of 2020, MPM Capital Investments Ltd informed the that it had filed for liquidation and was formally renouncing its licence.

Abe is known to be in favor of revising the war-renouncing Article 9 of the Constitution.

According to one theory, formally leaving a church and renouncing a part of one’s identity involves enough effort and symbolism that many people are deterred from taking that step, even if they are not religious.

After dodging IRS bills, the politician made peace with the IRS, effectively ending his tax travails by renouncing American citizenship.

I got a copy of the letter Palestinian PM renouncing US aid.

I’m renouncing all of this!

It does not change citizenship rights for those born in the North; rather, it clarifies that citizens of Northern Ireland are born British and can only become Irish after renouncing their British citizenship.

The first step is renouncing the individualism celebrated by capitalism and recognizing the interdependence that is essential for long-term survival.

Although, for instance, the government explained through spokesperson of Interior Ministry Mwenda Njoka that Miguna had been deported to his “home country” of Canada after renouncing his Kenyan citizenship, many are of the contrary opinion.

But there is widespread skepticism that Pyongyang is serious about renouncing an arsenal that the country likely sees as the only way to guarantee its safety.

After renouncing his right to throne, Carol moved to Paris, where he lived openly in a common-law relationship with Madame Lupescu.

And of the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain citation which aims to break the taboo that comes with renouncing Islam and to oppose apostasy laws and political Islam.

Demme ended up renouncing the finished product, and when the film was released in May 1984, it was generally panned by critics and neglected by moviegoers.

During this period the two parties took on similar roles to a government- opposition dynamic, with the Socialists supporting the executive and EPP renouncing its previous coalition support and voting it down.

Five newly appointed Undersecretaries declared that they were in the process of renouncing foreign citizenship as at 4 June 2008, citing public opinion as an overriding factor, and one Assistant had initiated the renunciation process.