repudiate

They think that by repeatedly swearing allegiance to that which voters, when permitted, have repudiated, they will somehow resuscitate it.
Ils pensent qu’en jurant encore et encore allégeance à ce qu’ont répudié les électeurs qui en ont eu l’occasion, ils vont d’une manière ou d’une autre la ressusciter.
Several new regimes have repudiated the debt contracted by the governments who preceded them, including Russia in 1918, Mexico, on five occasions (between 1861 and 1922) and Costa Rica (in 1919-1922).
Que ce soit en Russie en 1918, au Mexique en 1861, en 1867 et en 1914 ou au Costa Rica en 1919-1922, les nouveaux régimes ont répudié les dettes contractées par les gouvernants qui les avaient précédés.
There can be no doubt whatever that had these Apostles appeared, in bygone ages and cycles, in accordance with the vain imaginations which the hearts of men had devised, no one would have repudiated the truth of these sanctified Beings.
Il n’est pas douteux que si, dans les âges et cycles passés, ces apôtres eussent répondu aux vaines idées que les hommes se faisaient d’eux, nul n’aurait répudié la vérité apportée par ces êtres sanctifiés.
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