Sentence examples for Unanimous condemnation from inspiring English sources
North Korea's actions have been met with unanimous condemnation.
The Karen National Union joined a virtually unanimous condemnation by Burmese dissident groups of the takeover.
There is almost unanimous condemnation of California-style mass incarceration, which has led to no reduction in serious crime and has turned many inmates into habitual criminals.
But the unanimous condemnation these dissident voices received serves to confirm what will now come to be known as the "spirit of 11 January".
That recording, released by the Bakersfield Fire Department, has raised a chorus of outrage on cable television, talk radio and social media, and vigorous, unanimous condemnation of the nurse, as yet unidentified, and the center where she works.
We need unanimous condemnation of the rebel groups who are responsible for these acts, and we need concrete action with regard to member states of the United Nations who support these barbarities from near or afar.
The current universality of the belief in the value of anonymity in online cultures can be seen in the near-unanimous condemnation 2013's NSA revelations within the bastions of online culture.
WASHINGTON -- The campaign of state senator and Texas gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis (D) on Friday rushed to defend a controversial ad attacking her opponent, Attorney General Greg Abbott (R), after the ad received near-unanimous condemnation from Republicans and members of the media.
Even if the council could only conclude that chemical weapons had been used – and could not agree that the Assad regime alone was responsible – there would be a good chance of unanimous world condemnation.
But whatever links there have been in the past between Boko Haram and al-Qaeda's various franchises, the Nigerian group's latest actions have attracted such unanimous international condemnation that few will want to be publicly associated with them for quite some time.
At first, the British political establishment was nearly unanimous in its condemnation of the newspaper.
