Sentence examples for denounced because of from inspiring English sources

But it is less well known that he was equally adamant in opposing a bill removing barriers to Africa's exports -- a move that Africans themselves welcomed, but which Mr. Nader denounced because of his fear that African companies would be "run into the ground by multinational corporations moving into local economies".

These are fictions of consensus, fictions that are tacitly accepted and not publicly denounced because their acceptance insures a satisfactory compromise with mutually acceptable and desirable results.

The plum assignments were closed to Mr. Sheng, his family having been denounced as "enemies of the state" because of his well-to-do, American-educated grandfather.

In 2010, South Africa's minister of arts and culture, Lulu Xingwana, denounced an exhibition of Muholi's because it included images of lesbian couples in intimate poses that Xingwana deemed "immoral, offensive and going against nation-building".

In November of 1940 he denounced the imprisonment of Paul Langevin.

The adjective has been married to economy; Matthew Winkler, editor in chief of Bloomberg News, recently denounced it because "it means whatever you want it to mean.

Possibly, this stems from the purported objectivity of molecular tests and the denounced subjectivity of histopathological analysis [ 25].

The first was condemned by the Sorbonne because of its plea for religious toleration; the second denounced the evils of fanaticism.

Mr. Morgan loudly denounced a bottle of Bonny Doon pinot noir because it had a screw top.

He denounced the "demonization" of the Nazi-clad participants, whom he refused to identify because they were all 16 or under.

Pope Francis has denounced the killing of 21 Egyptian Copts by Isis militants, saying they were 'assassinated because they were Christian'.