renunciation

Preposition: of

• weapon: A decision by Japan to abandon its renunciation of nuclear weapons would shatter the non-proliferation regime.
• war: The PPU's basis has never changed: everyone is believed to be responsible for taking a personal decision on the renunciation of war.
• world: He was blunt in his renunciation of the world even in his own dress.
• right: This will include renunciation of rights for shares or debentures provisionally allotted on a renounceable allotment letter in a rights issue.
• self: The values behind a sacrificial asceticism or renunciation of the self can be found operating in diverse situations in Japan.

Converse of object

• involve: The form of election involves the renunciation of " the Annuity increased by Related Bonuses " .
• require: The logic of biological disarmament requires an absolute renunciation of biological warfare.
• include: This will include renunciation of rights for shares or debentures provisionally allotted on a renounceable allotment letter in a rights issue.
• demand: The renunciation demanded is the real issue at stake.
• imply: This however, does not imply a renunciation of the world, nor a loss of effectiveness within it.
• make: Even so, Glading was only sacked because he refused to make a formal renunciation of his Communist allegiance.

Adjective modifier

• complete: Complete renunciation - time spent in search of God.
• total: Only with total interior renunciation will you recognize God's love and the signs of the time in which you live.
• public: Letters in The Guardian repeatedly testify to the public renunciation of Labor.
• great: He was about ninety-five years old, and a man of great renunciation.
• formal: Even so, Glading was only sacked because he refused to make a formal renunciation of his Communist allegiance.
• such: Did any one see such natural renunciation any time before?

Modifies a noun

• agreement: Pre-emption rights ' renunciation agreement will be valid only for rental contracts that exceed 5 years time period.
• text: The renunciation texts, however, view wealth as an obstacle to the religious life.