decry

It may be tempting for some to decry incentives as nothing but a poisonous fruit of Con-Lib responsibility thinking.

you seem to be a genuine cosmopolite , " i said admiringly . " but it also seems that you would decry patriotism .

Japanese executives raise the matter to decry corporate complacency.

There has long been a close association between auditors and their clients , which critics decry as a revolving door .

The authors rightly decry the degree to which scientists have sometimes manufactured and exaggerated environmental uncertainties.

Rising nations may decry US imperialism and European meddling and resent the west's innate sense of its own superiority.

The home-birthers decry grasping, bossy doctors who turn a natural experience into a near-emergency needing medical intervention.

It would be a complete mistake to decry love of power altogether as a motive.

Centrist groups like Third Way and No Labels decry the extreme partisanship and call for a new consensus to deal with the crisis.

We might decry this on a public-policy basis, but at least as far as public markets are concerned it is a Darwinian world.

Thus I do not mean to decry a fashion, but to underscore the motive behind the contemporary taste for the extreme in art and thought.

Many of his policy proposals are eminently sensible, though some people will decry his advocacy of Israeli-style targeted killings.

In an earlier statement, Ali did decry what he called the "continuous threats of Al-Shabab terrorists" to refugees and aid workers.

They would say that, other Europeans retort; they decry Britain's one-year taught masters' degrees as lightweight.

I know 'tis the season to decry all things materialistic, but just as we're inspired by people we are also inspired by things.

The popular view when discussing urban transportation in American cities today is to decry its sorry state.

Voters were spooked, and the plan died. Today, Republicans decry Obamacare in similarly hysterical terms, and voters are once again spooked.

Neither the West nor the Soviet Union is predominantly Muslim, enabling their enemies to decry the "infidel" regimes they back.

A decade ago, it was fashionable for western consultants, bankers and business people to decry Japan's domestic service industry.

Others decry it as a distraction from the need to cut costs and improve quality in rich-world health systems.

Instead, Republicans decry the technocratic rationing model as "death panels. "

I write about companies who decry regulation and calculate potential losses.

Protesters decry what they see as attempts by politicians, including Barack Obama, to curry favour with them.

Cultural historians and moralists have tended to write from an aristocratic point of view and to decry the breakdown of standards.

Critics decry episodes such as this one as egregious examples of a general bias in the obesity research community.

Voters may decry the party -line voting on the stimulus bill .

They rightly decry the unhealthily close ties of some European politicians to their counterparts in Russia.

That's not to decry the efforts of world leaders.

Abuse experts also decry the argument that a man's obsessive love can drive him beyond all control.

It is hardly surprising that a green lobby group should decry the practices of the logging industry.

Others decry the revival of Cultural Revolution themes from the late 1960s and '70s, when China was engulfed in chaos.

Traditional humanists would decry a lot of what goes on at SCSMI meetings.

Western donors decry Beijing's supposedly scruples-free approach to investing in countries such as Sudan.

In America religious voices both praise and decry the capitalist order.

Republicans warn of voter fraud while Democrats decry voter intimidation,

decry the violence in films