Sentence examples for * condemning in from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan's president, Hamid Karzai, issued a statement condemning "in the strongest terms" France Soir's publication of the cartoons.

Investigations clearly showed, he maintained, that Israeli fire was to blame, condemning "in the strongest possible terms this serious violation of international law by Israeli forces".

Does anyone believe for a second that if the situation were flip-flopped, each side would not be using the arguments it is now condemning in the other?

Liberal hawks have been quick to swoop down on dovish critics of the American military — condemning in particular MoveOn.org's criticism of Gen. David Petraeus.

Ryan might have hoped that his statement would be overshadowed by a speech that Hillary Clinton delivered that day, condemning, in scathing terms, Trump's foreign policy.

At the meeting, the Council also adopted a statement condemning "in the strongest possible terms" an attack on the peacekeeping force last week that left seven members dead.

In 1962, the ACLU published a policy statement condemning in-school prayers, observation of religious holidays, and Bible reading.

They even talk about the role of the black church in disproportionately condemning homosexuality in a community that has seen more gun violence and economic disparity than other populations.

He intervened vigorously in the 1930s, condemning totalitarianism in all its forms and denouncing Fascism in Italy and Spain.

As the wave of protests swept across the Middle East, Tehran's leaders found themselves in the peculiar situation of praising the uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain and Yemen but condemning them in Syria, its close ally in the region.

The comments were made during a remarkable assault on the ideology of violent Islamist extremists by Pakistani-born Sheikh Tahir ul-Qadri, a prominent theologian who launched a seminal fatwa in London yesterday condemning terrorism in all its forms.