Sentence examples for accept denunciations from inspiring English sources

The Inquisition's secret procedures, its eagerness to accept denunciations, its use of torture, the absence of counsel for the accused, the lack of any right to confront hostile witnesses, and the practice of confiscating the property of those who were condemned and sharing it between the Inquisition, the crown, and the accusers all this inspired great terror, as indeed it was meant to do.

Even the White House held back from outright denunciation, accepting that the revelations "sparked an appropriate debate" and raised "excellent questions".

The denunciation, accepted by mainstream republicans and applauded by unionists, has left a number of former fellow travellers indignant.

The delegation, concerned primarily with the release of the imprisoned Jews of Damascus, decided to accept their liberation without any judicial declaration of their innocence or formal denunciation of the blood libel.

The Chinese spokesman's attack and another stinging denunciation of the Vatican today by China's official Patriotic Catholic Church, which does not accept the authority of the pope, were featured on the television news here tonight.

Accept, accept.

But not enough to accept last week's invitation to join 20 other mayoral appointees to the Cultural Affairs Advisory Commission -- in shorthand, the decency panel -- convened in the wake of Mr. Giuliani's denunciation of a photograph depicting the Last Supper, with a nude woman in the role of Christ, at the Brooklyn Museum of Art in February.

As he left the Yonkers event, about a dozen protesters accused him of racism against Arab-Americans, for his denunciations of donations Mrs. Clinton accepted but then returned from Muslim Americans, some of whom have expressed support for terrorist groups and the Palestinians' taking up arms against Israelis.

By this point the elite had accepted modernist architecture, and anyone who protested risked denunciation as a hayseed.

While the church continued to be accepted as the only legitimate mediator of divine grace, denunciations of its abuses, perceived or actual, became more strident in the decades before 1517.

The 1971 protocol was much influenced by the so-called Montreal agreement of 1966, which was an agreement among airlines accepting the terms of the United States government for withdrawing its denunciation of the Warsaw Convention.