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Western leaders were right to have given him a chance to turn a new leaf after 2003, when he renounced his nuclear programme.

He promised that Tehran could take its 'rightful place' in the world if it renounced terror and embraced peace.

The case would be renounced if he did not commit the same mistake in the following 18 months.

Xia zhi xing: she renounced you for her future, not for not loving you. Don't worry. No problem.

All of the father's renounced violent energy is present in the household with no one to "hold" it, so the son instinctively picked it up.

Gaddafi was a better ruler as he earlier renounced terrorism and seek for a co-operation with the US and EU.

A month later, as part of their separation agreement, Paul signed an affidavit in which he renounced all claims to "Two's Company. "

For decades Israel and America said they would not talk to the Palestine Liberation Organisation until Yasser Arafat renounced terrorism.

The veteran banker has temporarily renounced his salary as he tries to clean up the mess.

They had renounced even the desire to think about joys they would never have.

Harish has renounced his wife and is living here.

Her visit coming up to Libya renounced terrorism and vowed to give up weapons of mass destruction.

"I don't see why you should have renounced, " she said in a moment .

As part of his crab-like moves away from terrorism, Col Gaddafi renounced weapons of mass destruction.

But it is certainly true that the State has the right to prevent malpractice--a right none of us would wish renounced.

It is worth noting that Gorbachev, as the last leader of the Soviet Union, has never renounced his Marxist ideology.

He renounced the German citizenship the next year.

In a subsequent referendum, Irish voters overwhelmingly renounced their country's constitutional claim to the north.

Hamas has not renounced the armed struggle. Does China take it as a terrorist organization?

While this is not to say that the apostrophe should be renounced, there is plenty of evidence that it is on the way out.

Relationship between the two were as follows: public and is based on the premise of existence of private and private hall is renounced.

Taiwan's military, in its first comprehensive review report in March, said "China has not renounced the use of force against Taiwan" .

A few public and private schools have renounced homework in recent years, but most have sought a middle ground.

The militant group that gained power in Palestinian elections has not renounced violence nor has it recognized Israel.

Pursuant to the SFPT, Japan renounced its sovereignty over Taiwan (Formosa) and title to its territory.

St Roch was born of nobility but soon renounced his life of wealth and privilege to work amongst plague victims.

Everyone in Two Gardens has renounced their families, friends and all contact with the outside world, which they see as corrupt and impure.

It is fabulous that the effusive king renounced the throne to his haggard-looking kid brother.

There was another who had renounced worldly possessions, and who hungered for the power to do good.

I prayed to the Mother, 'O Mother, give me the company of those who have renounced "woman and gold" .

His family, which has renounced him, would have to adopt the children for them to live there.

The prince renounced his right to be throne.

I was a former citizen who renounced my Australian citizenship, so that I could retain another citizenship.

After World War II the (West) Germans recoiled against Hitler's violent conquests and renounced possession of armed forces altogether.

The two-decade-long insurgency, backed by Pakistan, which has never renounced its claim to all of Kashmir, is almost defeated.

Unlike Japan, which renounced aggressive force after its World War II defeat, Beijing sees itself as Asia's rightful military leader.

It has been supposed that Darwin renounced evolution on his deathbed.

Asahara's group has renamed itself "Aleph, " and says it has renounced violence.

China, which claims Taiwan as part of its territory, has never renounced the use of force against Taiwan.

This the pope duly granted, and in 1262 Henry renounced his oaths to abide by the terms of the provisions.

Moreover, he had renounced everything, and neither stirred up mischief nor conspired .

Mr Obama renounced harsh interrogation methods on his second day as president.

This morning he stressed that his government was willing to provide substantial amounts in aid if the North renounced its nuclear ambitions.

Therefore, soon after this incident the king renounced all royal grandeur and got initiated to monkshood.

In 1295, after Ilkhan Ghazan converted to Islam, he renounced all allegiance to the Great Khan.

The prestige of the holy man, who renounced the world and all its works and sought direct communion with God, was immense in byzantium.

Pursuant to Article 2(b) of the San Francisco Peace Treaty, Japan renounced all right, title and claim to Formosa and the Pescadores.

China has never renounced what it says is its right to " reunify " Taiwan by force, and in 2005 enshrined this in an "Anti-Secession Law" .

Blessed are they who have renounced this world for they shall be well pleasing unto God.

He had renounced all worldly enjoyments and sensuous pleasures.

"You have to remember that China has not renounced nuclear power, " he recently told state media.

A member of the Greek royal family, he renounced his royal title when he became a naturalized British subject in 1947.

Some executives have openly renounced their iPhones.

Warburg formally renounced Pratt & Whitney and the two brands.

The Stuttgart court judged that Ms Mohnhaupt, now 57, no longer poses a danger to society. She has renounced violence.

Bibi was very statesman-like and Arafat renounced violence in unusually strong words.

Ai has since renounced that work as a "fake smile" .

At that point, the other members, seeing that freedom was possible, simply renounced their debts and declared themselves free.

She renounced her husband; The parents repudiated their son.

It passed the anti-secession law. It never formally renounced the use of force against Taiwan.

The ousted chief executive of French-Belgian municipal lender Dexia SA renounced his 3. 7 million euros 'golden parachute. '

I renounced to join the National team to arrive fresh to Milanello.

"But we monks are always alone, aren't we? " he asked. "I have renounced the world and taken a vow of poverty and chastity. "

They renounced the agreement between us.

Carlos Menem's government restored relations with Britain in 1990, and renounced the use of force to pursue its claim.

He renounced his claim to an inheritance.

He renounced his claim to the inheritance.

To be sure, the 1, 500 who renounced citizenship last year make up only a small portion of the overall number of Americans living abroad.

She renounced her stepmother.

He renounced his claim to the property .

She renounced her claim to the property.

After I renounced I gave birth to my child.

renounced his claim to the estate.

He renounced his religion.

The government has renounced the use of force in dealing with international terrorists .

He has renounced his claim to the throne.

The hermit or sannyasi who has renounced the world in order to find God, I would call truly serious.

Have you ever renounced United States citizenship for the purpose of avoiding taxation?

The liabilities of any party to a bill may in like manner be renounced by the holder before, at, or after its maturity;

In the Declaration of Independence, the American colonists renounced their allegiance to the British Crown

(ii) The sole proprietor is deceased or is declared deceased, and there is no heir or the heir has renounced his inheritance;

He renounced his claim to the property. [vt. ]

But we have renounced the hidden things of shame