Sentence examples for denounced taking from inspiring English sources

Both have strongly denounced taking Cuba off America's "state sponsors of terrorism" list.

Those caught in the party's campaigns are usually humiliated and denounced for taking bribes, leading "decadent lifestyles" and, sometimes, for taking multiple mistresses.

Where a bank is limited by its charter to a specified rate of interest, but no penal consequence is denounced for taking more, it has been held that a contract for more is not wholly void.

Yet Mr. Obama was fiercely denounced for taking action.

However, the local government in Quzhou implemented the "rather left than right" policy so that peasants who sold agricultural products were denounced as "taking the capitalist road".

Dr. Robert Aronowitz, an internist and medical historian who published two papers about the study last week, denounced them for taking advantage of powerless men.

Over the years, one family member labeled others "Stalinists", one brother accused another of running a "Banana Republic", one faction tried to make India's highest court intervene against another faction, and family members wrote letters to the newspaper's staff, denouncing decisions taken by their kin.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C ., who R-S.C .ly denounces Trump, took the opportunity to do it again. .

In June and early July, Mr. Bush denounced the legislation taking shape in Congress.

Senate Democrats denounced the bill taking shape in a conference committee of negotiators from the two houses of Congress.

He denounced the take over by the British government of the East India Company, correctly anticipating the evils consequent upon the scramble for spoils by second rate English officials.