This vision of our nation disavows the embrace of Obama and Clinton, because it disavows what each stand for, and even who they are.
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She disavows force even to prevent or stop a genocide.
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Go deeper: Trump disavows Steve Bannon in scorched earth statement.
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It is a nation that disavows, but permits, hateful speech.
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Some are made even angrier when she disavows the connection.
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Mr. Trump says he disavows hate campaigns by his supporters.
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When accidents happen, including numerous deaths, the retailer disavows responsibility.
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Semarnat's head in Coatzacoalcos now disavows responsibility for "industrial" impacts.
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The Trump campaign said it "totally and completely" disavows the statements.
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Go deeper: On climate change, Trump disavows his own scientists, government
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It's a claim of financial support Soros' Open Society Foundations disavows.
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"She disagrees with his views and disavows his support," Mr. Merrill said.
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" Gab said it "unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of terrorism and violence.
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"A democrat disavows violence; a demagogue wields it as a threat," the board writes.
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"Gab unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of terrorism and violence," the statement read.
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It is remarkable that we have to feel relief when the President disavows racism.
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"Gab unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of terrorism and violence," the company's statement said.
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Clinton "disagrees with his views and disavows his support," a campaign spokesperson told news outlets.
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Trump has faced criticism for his history of pro-choice stances, which he now disavows.
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Mack personally disavows discrimination and infuses his lectures with the language of the civil-rights era.
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Instead, by refusing to recertify the deal, he rhetorically disavows the pact without directly pulling out.
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Susan Roy, chief strategy officer of Florida House Experience, told me her facility disavows patient brokering.
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Volunteers for Campa-Najjar's campaign will tell you they find themselves explaining that their candidate disavows terrorism.
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Tuesday: Kansas City Archdiocese disavows the Girl Scouts over abortion promotion and their relationship with Planned Parenthood.
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Could this be a direct response to the Lifetime movie based on her life that she publicly disavows?
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Cutting it short by the 25th Amendment always has been far-fetched, and the anonymous author disavows it.
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He specifically disavows what he understands as racial or ethnic nationalism — his ideology is wholly economic and civic.
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The president-elect has said he disavows the support of the Klan, neo-Nazis and other white supremacists.
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And Trump has taken over the GOP on a platform that disavows the party's longstanding support for entitlement reform.
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Even if the president disavows the fringe (which he often seems loath to do), the fringe doesn't disavow him.
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" Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill later issued a statement saying, "Hillary Clinton disagrees with his views and disavows his support.
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Eventually, Rodrigues encounters Ferreira (Liam Neeson), but the old priest has changed his name, and now disavows the church.
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Part of the agreement, under which Iran disavows a nuclear weapons program, puts some limits on new ballistic missile technology.
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But even if Haspel disavows torture, it wouldn't come close to erasing concerns to a degree that would favor confirmation.
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February — Al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahri disavows Baghdadi after the Iraqi militant ignores his demands that IS leave Syria.
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He now disavows the 2011 theatrical version of "Margaret," which he was contractually bound to support when it was released.
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Go deeper: New climate report warns of increasingly dire risks to U.S. On climate change, Trump disavows his own scientists, government
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"The book expressly disavows any type of violence toward police officers or anyone else, on moral and strategic grounds," he said.
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Reid claims if that were true -- Ava would have learned his technique disavows the type of things depicted in the movie.
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" The bottom line: Gab issued a statement after the shooting saying it "unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of terrorism and violence.
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The so called "alt-right" movement backed Donald Trump during the presidential election — though Trump himself said he disavows and condemns them.
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" When pressed further on whether she disavows Dean's comments, Baldwin reiterated that speculation is "distracting to what we ought to be talking about.
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Trump on Thursday said that he "totally disavows" the racial undertones of Duke's criticism, adding that they are not welcome in national discourse.
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"That type of thinking disavows that there has been any advance in the last 30 years in the field of corrections," Mr. Serpas said.
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Every car brand that has faced sudden and unintended acceleration accusations immediately disavows all responsibility and often throws the driver under the proverbial bus.
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Fourth, the notion of nonconsensual sex simultaneously reveals and disavows that at least one strain of our culture actually values the lack of consent.
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"We've had a lot of working groups, and (Madigan) disavows any knowledge or interest of them every time," Senate Republican Leader Christine Radogno said.
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While La Meute disavows violence, many people who spoke with Mr. Smith said the group was creating a climate in which hate could flourish.
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Go deeper: On climate change, Trump disavows own scientists Trump's pipeline of bad climate information New climate report warns of increasingly dire risks to U.S.
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But now, Evans says enough is enough ... and he doesn't think he can continue to root for Tom unless he disavows the Commander in Chief.
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The chant, "You will not replace us," seems to bear an unconscious trace of this history, even as it disavows the contingency of settler nationhood.
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With a lesbian running a party that disavows formalizing her own union, the issue of what makes a family is sure to be talk show fodder.
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Officials in Joe Biden's presidential campaign are trying to limit his interactions with federal lobbyists while the campaign disavows contributions from donors in the influence industry.
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"What will be fascinating to see is if he disavows the rules with the same ferocity when he wins as he does when he loses," Sweet said.
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Either he disavows the anti-Hispanic attacks against his opponent, or risks being labeled in history as a racist — just like the presidential candidate he endorsed and emulates.
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To clarify matters, Mr Sanders flatly disavows the very heart of socialism as defined by Karl Marx: "I don't believe government should own the means of production", he says.
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While he embraces what he believes are their shared assets — youth, charisma and the potential to unify his party — he disavows the ideology that Republican primary voters find so toxic.
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Jones won narrowly; Hoffman said he had no knowledge of the project, did not endorse its tactics, and that he "categorically" disavows the use of misinformation to sway a campaign.
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Mr. Madison's new appeal argues that it would be unconstitutionally "arbitrary and capricious" to execute an inmate who was sentenced to death by a procedure that the state now disavows.
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But the optics of Farrelly giving a long speech about race relations in America on a stage with majority white men, for a film its black subject's family disavows, sparked criticism.
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Ashurbeyli disavows any comparison to such past attempts, saying Asgardia aims to be inclusive, opening citizenship to anyone, not just those lucky enough to be born in countries with space stations.
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In another section, Apple also disavows warranties "unless otherwise specified in the Independent Repair Provider Manual," a separate document laying out the nuts and bolts of the program in more detail.
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Gab released a statement on Medium, saying that it "unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of terrorism and violence," but it has long been welcoming of hate speech on its platform.
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Travis Atkins Thursday: Trump calls Jussie Smollett case 'an absolute embarrassment'Court blocks another Trump attempt to undermine ObamacareTrump holds raucous first rally since Mueller investigation endedTrump disavows Special Olympics cutsDefense Dept.
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Despite his candidacy, Gibson is best known as the founder of Patriot Prayer, a conservative group which publicly disavows racism but has a record for throwing rallies that attract violent white supremacists.
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" What is on NXIVM's website at the moment is a statement from Raniere in which he disavows association with Mack's group, called Dominus Obsequious Sororium (DOS), which means "master over slave women.
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A moderate immigration package "disavows what the last election was about and what the majority of the American people want, and the people in this body know it," said Pennsylvania GOP Rep.
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" De Benoist now disavows this essay and other work from these years, saying he "said a lot of stupid things before" growing disappointed "not only with the radical right, but also with politics.
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Discord specifically disavows revenge porn under its guidelines and punishes users with content removal and account deletion, though it remains easy to simply create new accounts and carry on with their bad behavior.
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He could, for example, insist that the platform include language that disavows the trade deals he loathes, something that is sure to rankle free-trade Republicans but stir passions among Mr. Trump's supporters.
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Strache, who was involved in a neo-Nazi movement as a young man, now disavows radicalism, and has suspended party members for extremism -- including for making the straight-arm Nazi salute in public.
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In response to calls from the Anti-Defamation League, Donald J. Trump on Thursday said he "disavows" comments by David Duke, the former Ku Klux Klan leader, about "Jewish extremists" who opposed his candidacy.
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Pope's Kate saves herself ostensibly by harnessing her command of her Christian soul, but her gradually developed control over her body is just as important and just as satisfying, even when she disavows it.
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Ms. Katz has neither been a defense lawyer nor a prosecutor; as a member of the New York State Assembly in the 1990s she voted to reinstate the death penalty, a position she now disavows.
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"The government asks this Court to inquire of the defendant as to whether he maintains those apparent statements of innocence or whether he disavows them and fully accepts responsibility for his criminal conduct," prosecutors wrote.
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He also initially refused to denounce David Duke, the former Ku Klux Klan leader who has expressed support for Mr. Trump, and has never expounded on Mr. Duke's bigotry beyond dismissively saying that he "disavows" him.
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There is no requirement of medical transition or legal gender change—in fact, the guidance letter specifically disavows any need for medical diagnosis or treatment as a prerequisite to having access to restrooms or changing facilities.
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Wallace's campaign has distanced the candidate from the donations, arguing he had no direct oversight of the foundation arm that made the grants and that he "strongly supports the state of Israel" and "disavows" the boycott push.
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"He is not leading me, black voters, under the age of — look, just all I know is, I am leading everybody, combined, with black voters," Mr. Biden responded, engaging in some of the hyperbole he often disavows.
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As markers on the cinematic highway go, "Mile 22" falls somewhere between "Mission: Impossible" (the government even disavows any knowledge of what's happening) and those cheesy, low-budget action vehicles that fill the wee-morning hours on Cinemax.
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Further complicating matters is that Suniva, once lauded on the White House blog as "an American success story" during the Obama administration but now in bankruptcy, is majority-owned by a Chinese company that now disavows the case.
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Naturally, the company disavows piracy, but to pretend it doesn't exist on the platform is naive, especially when mainstream publications like The Verge describe piracy as the "Apple TV's killer app" and mention Plex specifically in the same breath.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A film about East German blue-collar workers casts a light on continuing east-west divisions that saw a far-right party storm into Germany's parliament last year - even if its director explicitly disavows any political message.
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WHAT do a report on the mistreatment of migrant workers, a pamphlet from Hizb ut-Tahrir (an international group that wants an Islamic caliphate but disavows violence) and a Dutch film called "I am gay and Muslim" have in common?
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On occasion, Kirsch acknowledges that there is a danger in reading Pamuk as an "ambassador" from Turkey to the rest of the world, especially since Pamuk himself disavows this role through his use of wordplay and metafictional elements in his novel.
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When UNECSO's own executive director, Irina Bokova, receives death threats for distancing herself from the resolution and even United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon disavows it, it's high time that the U.N.'s "cultural" agency look itself in the mirror.
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Though the campaign's umbrella group disavows anti-Semitism, the use of terms like "ethnic cleansing" against Israel, used to liken Israelis to Nazis, are commonplace in the BDS campaign and can arouse feelings of hate and loathing against Jewish students.
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" Though Mr. McInnes has said he disavows racism, he wrote that the prominent white nationalist Richard B. Spencer "comes across as perfectly reasonable in conversation," and he said Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, who is black, is "kind of like Sambo.
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Still, Robert Stavins, an energy economist at Harvard University, notes that state-level momentum on carbon pricing could send a message that the United States has not abandoned efforts to address global warming, even as the Trump administration disavows the Paris climate agreement.
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Go deeper: Special report: A 30-year alarm on the reality of climate change On climate change, Trump disavows his own scientists, government Axios Science: Wildfire Edition This post has been updated with details from a press call and more information about the report.
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Trump disavows chants There were signs Thursday that even Trump thinks he might have gone too far on one aspect of the controversy over "The Squad" as he tried to disavow chants targeting Omar at his rally in which he basked on Wednesday night.
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To mitigate terrorism threats and foster stability in the country, the United States must do what the Trump administration explicitly disavows: Focus on internal governance and state-building and insist on far broader accountability of Somalia's federal and state governments and powerbrokers toward their citizens.
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Officially, Bralima doesn't allow passengers — a dinged-up metal sign disavows company responsibility for any "unauthorized" travelers — so it took a day of negotiation (and a payment) to persuade the captain to take me and my guides, a white expat and a native Congolese.
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In April 2016, LA Business News reported that the Academy and Distinctive Assets had reached a settlement in the suit, agreeing, among other restrictions, that Distinctive Assets would not use the Academy's trademark and would provide a disclaimer that disavows any affiliation between the two organizations.
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Luckily for you in some ways it's now making a second splash, because one, it's a big important book, and two, there's a story about the story, which is the subject of your story now disavows the book, or doesn't want anything to do with it. Controversy. Controversy.
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Another leaked memo — first reported by the New York Times, obtained in full by the Washington Post, and which White House communication director Sean Spicer disavows — would allow the United States to take steps toward bringing back "black site" secret prisons and banned interrogation techniques, such as waterboarding.
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Donald Trump disavows longtime butler after he called for Obama to be killed Given the vast policy gulfs between Ryan and Trump -- on issues like entitlements and budgets -- and the Speaker's evident discomfort with Trump's rhetoric on Muslims and other issues, there appeared plenty of scope for things to go wrong.
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In a new episode of Recode Decode with Kara Swisher, he said that although he disavows anyone in his audience who would use his work as justification for bigotry, he still believes that we need to have a tough conversation about violent jihadism and a "culture of acceptance" from regular Muslims.
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In its scope and seamless weaving of the fantastical and the quotidian, it owes a hefty debt to Gabriel García Márquez, though Mr Eka's magical realism is much earthier and less lyrical than his Latin American predecessor's (in a nifty bit of irony, the only character able consistently to use magic to his advantage is Kliwon, a communist who disavows religion and superstition).
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Remember, this is a state that in 2016 went nearly 60 percent for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE, a president who disavows science and climate change and is the reason why states are providing necessary leadership today.
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One is a letter to Joshua Speed written at a time of confusion in the American party system, in which Lincoln disavows the concepts of the American Party, disparagingly known as the Know-Nothings, who struck a chord with voters by offering an anti-immigration, anti-Catholic platform (there's even a bit about Russia here): I am not a Know-Nothing.
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The Gidla family now includes professionals trained at India's finest public institutions (the author was a research associate at the acclaimed Indian Institute of Technology Madras, the Indian equivalent of Caltech; her sister was a medical student.) Ms Gidla herself, having once been arrested and tortured by the Indian police for taking part in student politics, disavows her uncle's methods in the book's epilogue.
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His interlocutors show just how diverse the country is: a gay Rohingya Muslim man in a society where Muslims are persecuted and same-sex relationships are illegal; a feminist film-maker who disavows Aung San Suu Kyi, the dissident turned democratically elected leader; and Tashi, an 18-year-old Tibetan who says most of his compatriots living in Burma would prefer to be across the border in Tibet, as it is more developed.
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