Sentence examples for decided to denounce from inspiring English sources

Egged on by his disaffected Latino base, Obama decided to denounce the Arizona law.

So Judge Gonzalez and a group of appellate judges decided to denounce Mr. Cardozo's comments.

Mr. Pinard, a silver-haired man who still burns with resentment over the day half a century ago when a schoolmate taunted him with an insulting French term for homosexual, decided to denounce "Piment Fort" on an intellectual talk show.

After news broke of Donald Trump's lewd remarks that suggested that, at least in 2005, he had an ongoing policy of aggressive approach to women he found attractive, many prominent GOP leaders finally decided to denounce him.

Only after a poll in early November showed him neck and neck with Scholten did the National Republican Congressional Committee decide to denounce him.

As he answered question after question here, Mr. Obama appeared downcast and subdued as he tried to explain why he had decided to categorically denounce his minister of 20 years.

Ethical Consumer magazine decided to boycott it, denouncing "cheaper shopping at the expense of our public services" after the tax avoidance row.

In answering questions for about 90 minutes, Mr. Snowden said there was "no single moment" in which he decided to act, but denounced "a continuing litany of lies" both from senior government officials to Congress and Congressional leaders.

Meanwhile, Alabama politicians and prominent Republicans have been deciding whether to denounce or distance themselves from Moore.

In the book's dénouement, Heard, watching through field glasses from afar, sees her murder the wretch by pushing him off a cliff but decides not to denounce her, the proof that he has been successfully Mediterraneanized.

Last year, Chambers decided to stop endorsing the denounced practice of gay "reparative therapy" and reached out to Ling for an opportunity in which he could formally apologize to those who felt adversely affected by Exodus' practices.