If the treaty is concluded for a definite period, a statement of the period follows; or, if it is in perpetuity, there may be a provision inserted that either party may "denounce" (i.e., give notice to terminate) the treaty.
He may denounce his own Justice Department as disloyal and skeptics in the media as "enemies of the people".
He said that while liberals may denounce the hunt for the Playboy editor, criminal charges are essential to defending the morality of Muslim-majority Indonesia from Western influence.
Rabbi Norman Lamm, chancellor of Yeshiva University, said that some Orthodox Jews may denounce his decision to play host to the Catholic leaders.
In order that Hitler may march the goosestep, that the Pope may denounce Bolshevism, that the cricket crowds may assemble at Lord's, that the Nancy poets may scratch one another's backs, coal has got to be forthcoming.
Maria Lipman, a scholar-in-residence at the Carnegie Moscow Center and a leading political analyst, said Mr. Putin's logic is simple: "You may denounce us," she explained, "but when it comes to the most important international issue today, you come to Moscow".
President Donald Trump may denounce his predecessor's policy of "strategic patience," but he has yet to offer an approach that looks much different.
His friends have denounced a conspiracy against Mr Sarkozy.
Fifth, Israel has denounced a possible interim deal with Iran.
Above all, he called for a "reform of the labour market"—traditionally a taboo for the left.Mr Montebourg may still denounce the "greed of the financial system", but other ministers, notably Pierre Moscovici, the finance minister, and Michel Sapin, the labour minister, sound more reasonable.
