Renounce used in a sentence

Renounce in a sentence as a verb

He isn't American, he's French, there is nothing to renounce or have both ways.

Pensions?Yes, we could renounce our US citizenships when we turned 18.

Reuters later claimed that the dead men were planning to renounce al Qaeda before they were killed.

I'm not sure a significant portion of people will renounce their citizenship over the capital gains tax rate.

Perhaps they should give people the option to take on someone's US citizenship that they want to renounce, if they pay their outstanding taxes for them.

Most cultures throughout history have a monastic class of some sort, who renounce many aspects of conventional life to pursue other aims.

A recent article about the "college bubble" recently called for all Ivy-League graduates to 'renounce' their degrees to stop the bubble from continuing.

A number are also people applying for citizenships in countries that don't recognize dual citizenship, who are required to renounce their American citizenship to do so.

And if you do decide to renounce your citizenship, they charge you $450 just to do that!Trust me, unless you're very well connected, you're not getting any benefits of US citizenship when you live overseas.

The result of this change is going to be exactly as described, a lot of US citizens living outside of America are going to renounce their citizenship and not a single dollar is going to flow into the federal budget.