Sentence examples for which was denounced from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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

The Nigerian authorities were characteristically silent on Sunday about the killings, which were denounced by the British foreign secretary, William Hague, as "an unforgivable act of pure coldblooded murder".

America wanted to boost the morale of its soldiers so it resorted to this illegal act, which is denounced by all religions," he said.

For months, Democrats in Congress and progressive groups have urged the White House to make a more forceful defense of the health care law, which is denounced almost daily by Republican lawmakers and presidential candidates.

The new gallery contains the famous "Tate bricks"—a set of fire bricks, assembled by Carl Andre, which were denounced some years ago by the tabloid press as the perfect exemplar of the fraudulent nature of modern art.