Sentence examples for decried it for from inspiring English sources

The opposition decried it for allowing too much scope for concealment, and accused the BSP of attempting to protect individuals that had worked for the communist secret service.

Since then, critics have decried it for years-long delays in tax filings; using charity funds to pay Mr Jean to perform at fundraisers; and buying advertising at a television station he co-owns.The biggest obstacle to Mr Jean's run is probably not any of his electoral rivals, but the constitution, which requires candidates to have lived in Haiti for the five years preceding the vote.

I'd been asked to write about it, to decry it for its lameness.

The Chicago Teachers Union also took the proposed budget to task in a recent analysis, decrying it for its lack of transparency, aggressive charter school expansion and lack of input from community members.

EACH YEAR when U.S. News, an American publisher, releases its league table of law schools, potential students seize on it and the universities decry it for oversimplifying a personal and unquantifiable decision.

Opponents of the bill had decried it as "amnesty for illegals," and the magazine accused the two men of hiding the true nature of the legislation.

In Britain, working people supported emancipation while some nobles decried it as a recipe for rape and murder in the plantation South.

Meanwhile, household environmental names like Sierra Club, Natural Resources Defense Council and Center for Biological Diversity have decried it as a Trojan horse for industry interests.

Cope, herself up for the office, has decried it as "ridiculous" and "archaic," and declared, I have never wanted to be poet laureate.

Well, what would you call a Bush energy policy that keeps America dependent on a medieval monarchy with a king who has lost most of his faculties, where there is virtually no transparency about what's happening, where corruption is rampant, where we have asked all Americans to leave and where the education system is so narrow that its own people are decrying it as a factory for extremism?

This can explain why critics of traditional Medicare delicately but nonsensically prefer to decry it as being fee for service rather than as free-choice-of-providers insurance or unmanaged-care insurance.