Sentence examples for denounced publicly from inspiring English sources

The American drone campaign in Pakistan has long been denounced publicly by Pakistani civilian government officials, although American officials claim that Pakistani military and intelligence services allowed it.

According to Espinosa's account, in the early 1990s, after voicing disagreement with the country's economic policies, he was denounced, publicly sanctioned and ultimately fired.

And Ms Burger of the National Theatre has yet to denounce publicly the leading theatres that charge audiences these fees.

However, the men of law suddenly came out from under stones in droves to denounce publicly this appointment of Ms Truss.

This is long-term work that combines uncovering and denouncing publicly the institutions and actors that violate human rights and pressuring legal systems to hold the perpetrators of violence accountable.

President Betancur of Colombia has had to denounce publicly, on more than one occasion, the State Department's penchant for saying that he says one thing in private and another in public.

Several other jurors then denounced her publicly.

His family, which had become rich on its relations with the royal family, denounced him publicly after he was caught smuggling weapons from Yemen.

(He was also the only such leader who in 1952 had denounced himself publicly for mass murder, but he was never prosecuted for it).

America's State Department learnt about this, all but denounced it publicly and summoned the Chilean ambassador in Washington, DC, to express its concern.

While C4 Newss – like The Independent – received written complaints overwhelmingly for supposed pro-Palestinian sympathies,  the BBC finds itself denounced very publicly as pro-Zionist.