Sentence examples for denounced a decision from inspiring English sources

They denounced a decision by the conservative Council of Guardians to call a new round of local voting.

Politicians and civic advocates denounced a decision by the commission earlier this month to protect incumbents from any changes to the term-limits law.

In an editorial last weekend, the New York Times denounced a decision to prosecute the judge in a separate case, in which he was investigating atrocities committed during the dictatorship of Francisco Franco, as "an offense against justice and history".

Anglican church leaders across Africa, where homosexuality is widely scorned, denounced a decision installing an openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church USA and predicted a schism in the global Anglican Communion unless the vote is overturned.

Jewish groups, politicians and the press on Wednesday denounced a decision by the highest German appeals court that an extreme rightist's claim that the Holocaust never occurred is insufficient grounds to convict him of inciting racial hatred.

"The Court has taken sides in the culture war," he warned, denouncing a decision protecting adult intimacy from criminalization.

In 1999 he signed a scathing letter denouncing a decision by Malcolm Rogers, director of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, to reorganize his museum by reducing the power of curators.

That is why I was stunned to read E.J. Dionne's column in the Washington Post today denouncing a decision that should instead be lauded, especially by those of us who care about religious freedom, women's health, and economic fairness.

The Japanese announcement came as China denounced a United States decision to impose duties on color television sets from China.

Richard Branson of Virgin – 65% of whose fleet is at Heathrow – last week denounced a "cowardly" decision to halt the airport's growth.

Roman Catholic bishops denounced a voters' decision on Sunday to legalize abortion, but other officials said the overwhelming outcome of the national referendum represented progress.