His remarks were denounced by regime hardliners.
His comments criticizing Italy's immigration policy as "too generous" were denounced by President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi.
Ms. Birch and Ms. Rosen were denounced by the pop psychologist Laura Schlessinger.
Their pronouncements and actions were denounced by government officials and often countered with death threats.
Once completed, in 1972, the towers were denounced by architecture critics.
The arrests were denounced by the United Nations and human-rights activists.
The trims — coupled with cuts to transit spending — were denounced by transportation advocates.
Jones insisted this was a hypothetical scenario but his remarks were denounced by other Labour and opposition Welsh assembly members.
The archbishop's comments, reprinted in the Italian bishops' newspaper, Avvenire, were denounced by Muslim leaders, and by a few bishops.
At the time, the consecrations were denounced by the Episcopal Church's top official, Presiding Bishop Frank T. Griswold III.
Despite his rigid Marxism, his ideas were denounced by Joseph Stalin as anti-Marxist, pseudoscientific, and injurious.
