Sentence examples for harsh denunciation from inspiring English sources

Israeli jets attacked targets in Lebanon for the second day in a row today, giving what Arabic-language newspapers here described as a military riposte to the 22-nation Arab League for its weekend meeting in Beirut and its harsh denunciation of Israel.

A12 Israel Bombs Beirut Israeli jets attacked targets in Lebanon for the second day in a row, giving what newspapers described as a military riposte to the 22-nation Arab League for its weekend meeting in Beirut and its harsh denunciation of Israel.

When he wrote De libero arbitrio in 1524, Erasmus no longer had much expectation that the clash between Luther and the ecclesiastical authorities could be settled through the negotiation and conciliation for which he had been pleading, but he carefully avoided harsh denunciation.

Bryan came to believe that the Wilson administration's harsh denunciation of Germany (after they sank the British Cruise liner RMS Lusitania) would lead to the U.S. entering WWl.

The law has been a favorite target of harsh denunciations from North Korea.

The case has angered lawmakers in both countries, fueling harsh denunciations, as Egypt undergoes a slow and uneven political transition following the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak last year.

For Israelis, harsh denunciations of their country this week at the United Nations conference on racism in South Africa revived an old saying that "the whole world is against us".

To my ear the harsh denunciations of Saudi Arabia as a terrorist state sound as unbalanced as the conspiratorial ravings of Saudi fundamentalists themselves.

After harsh denunciations of Peru's recent presidential election, top Clinton administration officials say they do not have enough leverage to force a new vote and will work with President Alberto K. Fujimori while continuing to press for reform.

A19 Disgraced Lawmaker Criticized President Bush and other Republican leaders, concerned that former Representative Randy Cunningham's admission that he took bribes and evaded taxes could damage the party's prospects, issued harsh denunciations of his actions.

Citing the Iranian regime's harsh denunciations of Israel, the bill's sponsor, Assemblyman Neil M. Cohen, a Democrat of Union, said the measure would also require the divestment of securities in any such company to send a message that New Jersey had no support for "the Holocaust-like genocide" embodied in statements by Iranian leaders.