denunciation

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At least, it should: denunciation for its own sake sometimes proves irresistible.
至少，它應(yīng)爲(wèi)自己的利益而進(jìn)行斥責(zé)証明是不可抗拒的。
And more and more people of faith are waking up to the fact that modern farming practices warrant both suspension of our support and Jeremiah-level denunciation.
越來越多的信衆(zhòng)意識到了一個事實，即現(xiàn)代養(yǎng)殖業(yè)的做法既讓我們有必要終止對其支持，也必得到耶利米式的譴責(zé)。
The End of Science provoked a wave of denunciation in the United States last year.
去年，《科學(xué)的末日》在美國激起了一股譴責(zé)的浪潮。

Military analyst Talat Masood says militant leaders' denunciation of government and religious leaders as un-Islamic, hardened Pakistani attitudes against the Taliban.
"I think,in very general terms, in the last year or two, that the strident public criticism and denunciation rom the outside has also been a factor and has in my view has been something of a mistake,"

That argument inspired a host of commentary from leading budget experts, ranging from denunciation to affirmation.
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Bill Clinton had just two years of a Democratic Congress before the 1994 midterm denunciation.
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Denunciation of someone or something is severe public criticism of them.
Denunciation is the act of reporting someone who has broken a rule or law to the authorities.