Sentence examples for clear denunciation from inspiring English sources

Hunt said there should be a "very clear denunciation" from the Ukip leader.

Barack Obama urged all parties in Turkey to back the "democratically elected" government, a clear denunciation of the attempted coup.

Some Democrats said they hoped Mr. Obama's clear denunciation of Wright's comments would help put the controversy behind him.

The US president, Barack Obama, urged all parties in Turkey to back the "democratically elected" government, a clear denunciation of the attempted coup.

Asked if he thought the comments were racist, he said: "Yes I do and that's why I'd like to hear a very clear denunciation from Nigel Farage.

But the councilman, decrying the video as "foolishness," did not issue a clear denunciation.

Then, after 11 of the French magazine's staff had been murdered, the only fitting response was sympathy for the families of those slain, and clear, unambiguous denunciation of the men who had sought to silence them with bullets.

As closer scrutiny of that premise will make clear, the libertarian denunciation of income transfers fails on its own terms.

Mrs. Clinton took advantage of Mr. Giuliani's absences, giving three audiences a prepared speech that moved from her hearing the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speak when she was a child in a white, middle-class suburb of Chicago to a clear if unstated denunciation of Mr. Giuliani's leadership style.

OBAMA: You know, I have been very clear in my denunciation of Minister Farrakhan's anti-Semitic comments.

There is one thing the opponents of the Cordoba Initiative (that plans to build an Islamic cultural center near Ground Zero) have in common with the Cordoba Initiative's leadership: their clear condemnation and denunciation of terrorism.