Sentence examples for need to denounce from inspiring English sources

Mainstream Australian political leaders need to denounce divisive and racist rhetoric, particularly from members of their own parties, a United Nations expert has said.

We need to denounce and separate ourselves from those who claim to express anti-racist and egalitarian values by smashing store windows, lighting fires and beating up their opponents.

While President Obama publicly emphasized Israel's right to self-defense because of domestic political concerns, officials said the administration had also decided to take an understanding approach to Mr. Morsi's need to denounce Israel in order to appeal to his domestic audience.

During a recent interview, Mr. Fortuyn talked freely on a wide range of subjects, including his homosexuality, the ingrained bureaucracy, the liberal Dutch social policies dealing with abortion, same-sex marriages and tolerance of soft-drugs, and the need to denounce the self-satisfied political class.

"If a high-level public servant tells you he is going to accumulate $10 million to $15 million by the time he is 65 years old, you need to denounce him to the authorities, because most likely he is stealing," Nicolas Eyzaguire, Chile's finance minister, told reporters here recently.

Trigger: what provokes the need to denounce fraudulent behavior.

The consequences of a government based on dishonesty in Chile were devastating: people were desperately trying to decry human rights violations; people were afraid to be visible, but absolutely needing to denounce the atrocities being committed.

And the public needs to denounce threats like the one Amjad received in the strongest possible terms.

They need to categorically denounce Mr. Breivik's depravity.

Class of 2018, denounce what needs to be denounced; fix what is broken; right what is wrong and do not allow anyone, regardless of their agenda, to use false data and pretenses to confuse citizens and weaken democracy.

Veteran actor Anupam Kher said Pakistani artists needed to publicly denounce the attacks on Indian soldiers – as some, but not Khan, have done.