Several regimes have started decrying reports about their own human rights abuses as "fake news". Indeed, Burma's government has even claimed that its mass atrocities against the Rohingya ethnic minority are "fake news," too.
Two years ago, Gandhi family lackeys started decrying Singh, expressing the wish for Rahul to take over.
In one memo about the US attack on Fallujah, he wrote: "It won't be long before some people start to decry the use of 'excessive force'.
This year's Commission on the Status of Women got off to a rocky start, with activists decrying the proposed text of the outcome document as bland and threatening a step backwards for women's rights.
Islamist groups have also started an anti-government campaign, decrying corruption, mismanagement and the possible concessions to America on nuclear issues.
Rather than decrying the inevitable rocky start of this digital revolution, we should be thoughtfully encouraging its growth and improvement.
As the band started playing, she decried "the male-bashing and the female-bashing on the radio," reminded everyone that "the Bible says the man is the head of the household," advised financially successful women to avoid causing "dissension" at home and — most important — issued a directive: "Will all the kings rise up, please?" By which she meant: every man in the building.
We see this in the analysis suggesting Clinton ignored Wisconsin – she didn't hold one rally there; and those loudly decrying that she only started going to Michigan in the last couple weeks.
Bebop grew out of swing music, and when bebop started to be ascendant, people were decrying in all of these publications the death of jazz, that bebop was killing jazz.
Similarly, at the start of the twentieth century Progressive politicians, decrying betting as a "source of misery and vice," shut down nearly every racetrack in the nation.
