Sentence examples for its denunciation from inspiring English sources
Through its denunciation of Stalin, it substantially destroyed the infallibility of the party.
The industry's trade body in America has been especially strident in its denunciation of legislation proposed by Senator Paul Sarbanes, arguing that it would create an unnecessary bureaucracy and do harm to investors.British auditors will similarly resist many fixes that non-accountants propose for improving the quality and independence of audits.
Editorially the World was pretty flat-footed and forthright in its denunciation of this.
The United States Chamber of Commerce, the most venerable of corporate lobbies, had been fierce in its denunciation of proposed cap-and-trade laws.
The two gestures from the North fit within a recent series of conciliatory signs from the North — until Mr. Kim's National Defense Commission waded in with its denunciation.
Yet the English composer had long been an admirer, giving staunch early support to Shostakovich's opera Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk after its denunciation by Stalin.
Its denunciations carried all the more weight because it was generous and balanced in its political judgments.Mr Zileri summed up his philosophy as the defence of democracy and human rights, and the struggle against corruption and crime.
Seeking to satisfy the judges, the party has even written its denunciations into its statutes.
Recently, the White House stepped up its denunciations of the Syrian government, and of Mr. Assad himself.
His book is a thrillingly eloquent polemic, savage in its denunciations.
As an independent, bipartisan body (selected by Congress as well the administration), USCIRF tends to be more strident in its denunciations than the State Department.
