renege in a sentence

• Beijing considers Taiwan a renege province that belongs under its rule.
• So Sanders reneged on his end of the deal with Jones?
• The negotiators were bewildered by Koresh's promises and renegings.
• He contends that the company has reneged on a solemn compact.
• Clinton accused the Republicans of reneging on yesterday's accord.
• He asks to be shot if he reneges on that promise.
• But Iraq then reneged and Russia sent another envoy on Tuesday.
• With the super-G, CBS reneged on its promise.
• Shortly into his first term, Bush reneged on that promise.
• They reneged on a promise to a large number of consumers.
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• Jordan first promised to give Halberstam private interviews, then reneged.
• And I thought that all those who were reneging were Republicans.
• We have no intention of letting her renege on her commitment.
• A week later, Tito reneged and called the students counterrevolutionaries.
• Each side has already accused the other of trying to renege.
• The mother can renege on the agreement any time she likes.
• He reneged four months later, contending his resignation was coerced.
• The company that hired him reneged because of the weakened economy.
• Both involve allegations that Swissair reneged on commitments as it failed.
• To put it bluntly, America has reneged on that promise.