Sentence examples for rather than denounce from inspiring English sources

This is a desirable measure which England and Wales should seek to emulate rather than denounce.

Today, rather than denounce the middle class and confiscate their houses or businesses, Mr. Ortega assures voters he will respect property rights.

He accused them of trying to rob him of power and told parliament he might even consider joining the Taliban.With America planning to start drawing down military forces next year, Mr Obama has decided that the best way to create a working government, able to take charge of security, is to support Mr Karzai rather than denounce him.

But rather than denounce these incidents, Trump is making them part of his brand, and uses them to rev up crowds.

Mr Obama has punted on partial-birth abortion rather than denouncing the whole gruesome procedure.

Rather than denouncing Hanson voters, we should be addressing their real concerns.

Rather than denouncing the Spaniards as cowards, we should be studying their example.

Rather than denouncing Ansar Dine, the Algerians appeared intent on preserving the alliance, hoping to pry it away from the religious extremists and portray it as a solution to the crisis in Mali.

Indeed, it is considered politer, today, to be seen to be guiding unfortunates to the light, rather than denouncing their "corruptions of ignorance".But descriptivists academic linguists and others who prefer to study language as it exists in the messy world, mostly without value judgments recruit Johnson to their arguments too.

"I rejoice to have a colleague in the episcopate who, in the eyes of history and all the other bishops of the world, preferred prison rather than denouncing one of his sons, a priest," the letter to the bishop, Pierre Pican, read.

Rather than denouncing the ban, however, Malcolm expressed sympathy for the Warwick Rowers' queer Russian fans, who are "increasingly subjected to acts of hatred and discrimination" at home. .