Sentence examples for denouncing power from inspiring English sources

Alas, politicians get elected by denouncing price increases and denouncing power plants, so any kind of marketplace solution like this is not going to occur.

Iraq's new prime minister, Iyad Allawi, denounced power saboteurs as traitors.

In October, Miguel Patiño, the bishop of Apatzingan, a city in troubled Michoacan, released an open letter denouncing the power of drug gangs there and reportedly received death threats after speaking out.

When the people of Calcutta march to denounce power cuts or uncollected garbage, they fault the government of West Bengal, not the I.M.F.

But in a state that is growing increasingly conservative and with a history of denouncing western powers, switching tact so dramatically into alliances with Washington and London may mean that Assad will have to be careful to avoid the fate of Sadat of Egypt.

Plato denounced the power that Homer's poetry held over the popular culture of the day.

It's a cliché for a candidate to denounce the power of Washington insiders and the corruption of lobbyists' wealth.

Early in this sprawling, wry, opinionated, beautifully written memoir, Edward Conlon writes that he laughs a little whenever editorials denounce police power.

The army is keeping quiet for now; but its civilian backers are already denouncing the Brothers' power grab.

While Menudo was sashaying around in leather vests and selling out stadiums all over Latin America with the full support of the media and corporate sponsors, Gillman's band Arkangel was shredding apart independent venues, singing politically charged songs ("Latin American Repression," "Unemployed," "The Maggots of Power") denouncing the corrupt governments that ruled Venezuela.

In fact, he has gone on the offensive, continuously denouncing the abuses of power and poor government under Chavismo.