Sentence examples for To condemn for from inspiring English sources

"Russia was the beacon of support for Syria in the UN security council, not willing to condemn for a long time, but even [they] are coming around".

She becomes, the author agreed, as bad as the specious Jasper, the sometime lover whom she likes to condemn for his exploitation of history in his TV programmes.

A lesser writer would have settled for making the Caspers into straw figures, easy to condemn for their capitulation to authority and for the yellow bellies they display in matters great and small.

That does not give the town the authority to condemn for failure to pay, but a steep hike in property taxes, Mr. Bellone said, could obviously lead to the owner having to give up the property.

Jimmy Carr may be an idiot and a hypocrite, albeit with a low pain threshold, but he's an easy mark for David Cameron and the lynch mob on Twitter to condemn for the tax-avoiding scam he embraced – and now repents – while mocking Barclays Bank's similar scams on telly to sustain his overpaid career.

"Are you all willing to condemn Ronald Reagan for exchanging weapons for hostages out of Iran?

But it would be hypocritical for the media to condemn him for it.

They also feel that no one has the right to condemn people for interpreting Islam differently, or for holding a different faith.

In his Christmas address at the Vatican, Pope Benedict called for peace in the Middle East, before going on to condemn China for its treatment of Christians.

The United States insisted Thursday that the condemnation of Syria's covert nuclear activities was separate from the effort to condemn Syria for its violent crackdown on demonstrators.

But he refused to condemn staff for shooting the gorilla.