Sentence examples for which was decried from inspiring English sources

In September, it was the assigning to freshman of Moustafa Bayoumi's book "How Does It Feel To Be A Problem? Being Young and Arab in America," which was decried by alums as anti-Israel indoctrination.

Bill Gates has also been criticized for the manner in which he donates to education: his foundation initially pushed for the creation of smaller schools before cooling on the idea and worked with the U.S. Department of Education to push Common Core school standards, which was decried by some critics as a misguided.

"I was reading an article in a feminist newspaper which was decrying the 'manosphere'manosphere

Elsewhere on the Internet, there were many derogatory racial comments left on blogs, which were decried as "racist" on other blogs.

Perhaps it is a sign of the times that Mr. Greene's art hasn't been treated like David Salle's paintings, which were decried in the 1980s for incorporating images of nude or partly clothed women into evocative, original and unsettling works.

In 1982 Abbas was awarded a doctorate in history from Moscow State University; his dissertation, which examined Nazism and Zionism, later was decried by Jewish groups as a work of Holocaust denial, and in the 1990s he distanced himself from some of its more controversial elements.

What resulted was a bill that was decried across the political spectrum, and which has become quickly unpopular nation-wide.

Hence the new trial and verdict, both of which have been decried by western governments and human-rights organisations as travesties of justice.Alas, Mr Ibrahim's ordeal is far from unusual in the region.

The minimalists adapted abstract art to conditions of anomie in public life which had been decried in the fifties by such sociologists as David Riesman, the author of "The Lonely Crowd".

The National Theatre had brought the two of them together for a platform discussion in the Olivier at the time of the stage adaptation of His Dark Materials, a work which has been decried by some Christians for its attack on organised religion in the shape of the Magisterium, a repressive institution not unlike the Catholic Church.

The French company is clearly the target of these moves, which have been decried by some as patently protectionist in motivation.