publiczne potępienie

Due to his public condemnation of the engagement, Alexander had him jailed for seven years.

In exchange, the company spared itself the lasting public condemnation it would have earned had the project gone forward.

These incidents brought Patton public condemnation, and loss of his command.

However, he was later accused of lying about his own teachings in order to avoid public condemnation.

His public condemnation of it earned him praise and economic aid from the West.

Each crime cries out for rapid police response and public condemnation.

There has been no public condemnation of the threats and lawlessness from the government.

However, Hosono soon found himself the target of public condemnation.

In this environment, local politicians shy away from public condemnations.

The first two episodes received so much public condemnation that the remainder were never transmitted.

They knew that occasionally public denunciation was called for, and they sometimes acted accordingly.

But after the suppression was enacted months later, Li did not make any public denunciation of the group, in contrast to other government officials.

The pillory was a method for carrying out public denunciation.

In June the following year, he made a public denunciation of the government's policies, saying that the state should have a passive role in the economy.

Instead of (formally) by election, power passed via public denunciations and, in many cases, violent clashes.

"Therefore, the only way we can influence the actions of your Government is through public denunciation."

The boycott threat was called off and the public denunciations stopped, but only two members of the caucus ultimately attended the conference.

He was known for his public denunciation of Jewish rabbis, religious terrorism.

Those who strayed from officially approved paths faced public denunciation.

Colleagues say he still backs the claims but is bitter over their public denunciation.