renounce造句

It was painful for him to renounce his son.

In doing so, they renounce something of their own potential story.

The barrister entirely renounce his right to object to a juror.

Despite his attempt to renounce his citizenship, Jong's popularity extends to both sides of the border.

This week senior bankers at Goldman Sachs, UBS and Barclays wisely volunteered to renounce their bonuses.

In particular, they insisted that they would never renounce their right to resist Israel by military means.

The group has been ordered to renounce Christianity and they are denied food, water, and medical services.

people say: for us to believe in you, you must renounce everything that is yours and also yourself.

A year ago, the late President Umaru Yar’Adua offered amnesty to Niger Delta militants if they would give up their arms and unconditionally renounce militancy.

I said no, not because I hate this style - I said no because I thought that my country wouldn't dare to and would never renounce their style.

The only other place to have been delisted is an antelope sanctuary in Oman, where the government actually wanted to renounce the status.

In the West people know about strikes and protest demonstrations-but we are too oppressed, and it is a horrible prospect for us: How can one suddenly renounce a job and take to the streets?

He did not try to plant a Spanish flag atop the limestone outcrop that gives Gibraltar its nickname of “the Rock”. Nor did he renounce a centuries-old battle to regain sovereignty.

In support of Western policy aimed at bolstering Fatah and at forcing Hamas to recognise Israel and renounce violence, Egypt has joined with Israel to enforce its blockade on Gaza.

Q: China voted for the recent IAEA resolution on the Iranian nuclear issue. But Iran said that it will not renounce its right to peaceful use of nuclear energy.