Sentence examples for which was denounce from inspiring English sources

"I did what I thought was right," he said, "which was denounce the words, not denounce the man".

Congress defeated his health care initiative, which was denounced as "socialism".

He famously disliked Shostakovich's opera "Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk," which was denounced in Pravda in January of 1936.

All 14 members of the Brotherhood, which was denounced as a "terrorist organisation" and banned in 2013, were found guilty of inciting violence against the state.

The suit, which was denounced by Louisiana's governor, Bobby Jindal, was filed in civil district court in New Orleans by the board of the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority-East.

But Belarus has faced political turmoil since Mr. Lukashenko's re-election in December, which was denounced by his rivals as rigged.

Deplorably – and ironically – he suggested using chemical weapons in Iraq, which was denounced as "Hunnish" (then a very dirty word) by MPs.

I ask him about another contentious move: blocking Yahoo's Marissa Mayer from buying a controlling stake in DailyMotion, the French version of YouTube, which was denounced in a Times editorial as protectionism "grounded in meaningless nationalism".

It is far from clear what is behind the Hizbul Mujahedeen's initiative, which was denounced by other militant groups, as well as by the head of Pakistan's main religious political party, the Jamaat-e-Islami.

Under the plan, which was denounced by environmental groups, the federal agency would focus on listing endangered species it regards as a top priority, while essentially ignoring any new court orders.

These include McDonald's, which had a restaurant trashed by the anti-globalization protester José Bové when it was under construction in 1999, and Euro Disney, the operator of the Disneyland Paris theme park, which was denounced by one French critic as a "cultural Chernobyl" when it opened in 1992.