Sentence examples for in a position to decry from inspiring English sources

If millions choose to read more accessible material, and Patterson chooses to make it available to them, who is in a position to decry those choices?

He's in a position to know.

When municipal councillors rallied outside his office to decry a new mandatory-retirement policy, he wandered out in his shirtsleeves to talk to them.

What a position to be in today.

Egypt's Islamists, as well as columnists in Western newspapers, were quick to decry an impending military coup.

More than anything, Kurlansky's agenda in "Ready for a Brand New Beat" is to decry white Americans' vast capacity for obliviousness.

A position paper decrying the less than main stream position of chiropractic within the wider health care system and using podiatry as a model to describe how a similar profession has navigated a course toward greater acceptance, cited podiatrists traditional dedication to public health issues as one of the major reasons why they became influential members of the healthcare community [ 14].

The new regulation passed this week strengthens the government's position on censoring the internet, drawing Amnesty International to decry that it leaves "no safe place for people to speak freely" in Vietnam.

Many a Facebook group has been formed to decry the habit, like "Stop Saying LOL in Real Life, You Sound Like an Idiot".

And then he went on to decry corruption -- hardly a controversial position -- before insisting that providing aid was also a way of extending American influence.

Governor Brown was a rebel's rebel; he considered President Jefferson Davis a dangerous tyrant and used every opportunity to decry the mistakes of the central government in Richmond.