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But when she did, they say, she offered a forceful condemnation.
Ranking Democrat Dutch Ruppersberger follows up with a forceful condemnation of the NSA leaks.
Shortly before leaving office in December 2016, Secretary of State John F. Kerry issued a forceful condemnation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of undermining peace through increased settlement activity.
A top White House appointee at the Department of Veterans Affairs sought to silence the agency's chief diversity officer, who — in the aftermath of last year's racially charged violence in Charlottesville — pushed for a forceful condemnation that was at odds with President Trump's response, newly disclosed emails show.
A forceful condemnation of white supremacy may have been especially important for the VA given that studies have suggested that political extremism is a growing problem in the military.
McConnell, who previously said Moore should leave the race if the allegations against him "are true," gave a more forceful condemnation on Monday. .
Tensions mounted between Canada and the United States after Trump, in April 2018, announced the imposition of import tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, an action that threatened to start a trade war and prompted forceful condemnation from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
They were galvanized by his forceful condemnation of a rigged economy that is stacked against everyday American workers.
The practice in China has received less comment, but Beijing, too, imprisons nonconformists as mentally ill -- a policy that deserves worldwide attention and forceful condemnation from foreign governments, including the United States.
Still, his forceful condemnation of Trump's behavior on an issue where the president has claimed the patriotic high ground reflects the degree to which Trump's remarks have inspired pushback across the political spectrum.
Their sense of personal outrage resonates from the forceful condemnation published by the foreign ministers of Sweden, the Czech Republic, Poland and Germany.
