"I think one of the difficulties of the PCC is that it stands condemned for things it was never able to do," he said.
She added, "I do stand corrected, but I don't stand condemned".
And when those who stand condemned ask Jesus when they failed to minister to him, he responds, "Truly, I say to you, as you did it not to one of the least of these, you did it not to me".
They should stand condemned for what they have done.
Now, barring a last-minute reprieve from the governor, the W and Z stand condemned to go the way of the Third Avenue El, the No. 9 train and actual straps for straphangers.
"We were impressed with the work that he and his group has done on exposing the selling of body parts [from aborted foetuses]." Tighe said women who oppose Newman's right to speak "stand condemned".
He speaks: "Now, banish'd Kent, If thou canst serve where thou dost stand condemned…" Here is another world, and all of us in the auditorium are becoming part of it.
The contrast between 1939 and 1946 is indeed fantastic, and it is too much to expect that either historians in the future or Germans in the present will share in the current United Nations convention of not seeing it.Nor should the Western world console itself that the Russians alone stand condemned at the bar of the Allies' own justice.
If the All Blacks aren't playing Test matches against the Pacific islands, whose abundance of talent has contributed so generously to their legend, by the end of the decade, and if Argentina aren't fielding a Barcelona-based side in a revamped Seven Nations to a similar deadline, then the game's rulers will stand condemned of wilful neglect.
In the latest attack, leading content providers including Facebook, Wikipedia and Opera stand condemned for violating rapidly-expanding net neutrality principles.
