Sentence examples for new denunciation from inspiring English sources

After Putin won re-election to the presidency on March 4, some at the State Department wanted a new denunciation, arguing that Putin respected only toughness.

The only change in the plank is a new denunciation of the recent Supreme Court decision overturning state laws that banned the procedure opponents call "partial birth" abortion.

But the disclosure prompted headlines in Europe and a new denunciation from the State Department, which said in a statement that "releasing such information amounts to giving a targeting list to groups like Al Qaeda".

New T-shirts are being printed, fresh denunciations penned.At first glance, Mr Obama's critics have ample ammunition.

But that is nothing new, despite denunciations of the Republican platform being the most right-wing in the party's history.

Loussikian wrote a series of articles, each one triggering a new outpouring of denunciation.

In Berlin, the Party of Democratic Socialism, the successor to East Germany's Communist Party, faxed news agencies a denunciation of "the new President Bush" as a right-winger who championed free gun ownership, bans on abortions and "even more American arrogance towards the United Nations".

His new even fiercer denunciations are playing well at home and in the wider Muslim world.

His last novel, "The Elementary Particles," published here three years ago and in the United States last fall, was no less a succès de scandale, earning the author both acclaim as France's new literary hope and denunciation as a fascist.

Formerly and famously a Labour supporter (he voiced its 2007 general election broadcast), Cox starred at the launch of the Yes Scotland pro-independence campaign in Edinburgh in May 2012, with an impassioned denunciation of new Labour and its shift to the centre during the Tony Blair years.

There were outraged tweets, angry online takes, cable-TV denunciations, and new statements from Pelosi's office walking back her comments, at least partially.