Sentence examples for has called destructive from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales said the blackout was part of a campaign to raise opposition to the stop online piracy act (Sopa) and protect IP act, two US bills which he has called destructive legislation that, if passed, would "endanger free speech and set a frightening precedent of internet censorship for the world".

David Miliband has called the book "destructive and self-destructive" and his brother, Ed, declared it as "damaging to Peter, not just to the Labour Party".

He has called the tax destructive and said his government would "never do anything that damages the economy".

Mindful of the explosive impact Tuilagi could have on a tiring Italian defence, Lancaster has called up the destructive 22-year-old to reinforce the final push for the first major piece of silverware of his two-year reign as head coach.

Milosevic, who had served as the head of the Belgrade Bank, more or less engineered what the Serbian economist Mladjan Dinkic has called "one of the most destructive hyperinflationary crises in human history," in order to concentrate economic power in the hands of his criminal clique.

— Paul Seaburn, Spring, Texas A top Iranian official has called for a ban on the importation of Barbie dolls, calling the toy a destructive influence.

Bloomberg has called the approach central to the city's anti-crime fight, while de Blasio has blasted it as destructive to police and community relations.

They have been called destructive to our nation's sense of equality and justice.

Officials have called it the most destructive wildfire of 2015, a year which has seen thousands of fires blaze through the western United States.

"If that weren't enough, Obama also pointed out that a Republican state representative from New Hampshire had called Obamacare, quote, as destructive to personal and individual liberties as the Fugitive Slave Act, unquote.

For his part, Bannon was travelling in Japan and not available to respond to Rove's comments, though he has made clear in numerous interviews the low regard in which he holds Rove and the President he served, having called Bush "the single most destructive president in U.S. history, and I include James Buchanan in that".