Sentence examples for hunts against from inspiring English sources

You cannot run witch hunts against journalists just because you don't like the news they report.

He promised no "witch hunts" against the old government, saying it was "right and wise" to offer democracy to all Poles.

In the 1930s, nearly everyone in the government was vulnerable to blackmail for having colluded in earlier rounds of witch hunts against old friends.

One high-ranking Republican, State Senator John A. DeFrancisco of the Syracuse area, described the new tax records policy as "very, very dangerous" and suggested it could allow the Cuomo administration to go on witch hunts against state workers.

In an opinion piece for the Mirror he said: "There can be no place for witch hunts against Labour MPs, councillors and party staff by the left or right of the party".

But the movement's stealthy expansion of power — as well as its tactics and lack of transparency — is now drawing accusations that Mr. Gulen's supporters are using their influence in Turkey's courts and police and intelligence services to engage in witch hunts against opponents with the aim of creating a more conservative Islamic Turkey.

"I do not deserve the political witch-hunts against me, or the smears or the death threats".

I do not deserve the political witch-hunts against me, nor the smears or the death threats.

The New York Times, which is seldom in the vanguard of witch-hunts against Democrats, has already urged him to resign his chairmanship.

Making matters worse for Murdoch, Trevor Kavanagh, a veteran Sun writer, published an indignant column, in which he condemned "witch-hunts" against journalists and insinuated that the higher-ups of News Corp's management had sold out their reporters to protect themselves.

"The United States must renounce its witch hunt against WikiLeaks.