Sentence examples for denounce bad from inspiring English sources

Hunt may want them to denounce bad NHS care – but certainly not to question management or political decisions that determine resources for care.

"It is the easiest thing in the world for a president or any policy maker to denounce bad regulations and not give any specifics," said James Gattuso, a senior research fellow in regulatory policy at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative policy organization.

In recent years, Muslims in France have discovered that it is not enough to respect France's laws: to truly belong to France, they must denounce bad Muslims, praise Charlie, and make other shows of loyalty, just as their ancestors in colonial North and West Africa learned to honor "our ancestors, the Gauls".

Still, he added, "I would rather have the president denouncing bad regulations than not denouncing bad regulations".

He denounced bad design that produced universal sedan lumps and argued that quality improvements made design the key to buyer choice.

Confronting ethical problems in research was a persistent theme: 'I want to say that sex workers should be responsible for denouncing bad and unethical research but in reality, in most places, sex workers don't have the support required for that'.

Hopping mad, he jotted down the offender's license number & next day wrote to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, denouncing the bad driver and enclosing the license number he had written in his book.

The decision by the Federal Bureau of Prisons to transfer more than 1,100 women from a federal prison in Danbury, Conn., to other locations, including a remote facility in Aliceville, Ala., was rightly denounced as bad policy when it became widely known earlier this summer.

When in January the Obama administration secured the release of four Americans held in Iran in return for the release of seven Iranians imprisoned in the US, Donald Trump, the Republican frontrunner, denounced a "bad deal" that set a "bad precedent".

In fact, following their longitudinal study of low-income families, a follow-up to Annette Lareau's (2000) now-famous study of how socioeconomic class affects children's home lives, she and Elliot Weininger (2008) unequivocally denounced the "bad parent" stereotype.

When Netanyahu denounced the "bad deal," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco) visibly threw up her hands in dismay.