Sentence examples for a general condemnation from inspiring English sources

UN Security Council resolutions of June 9 and 18, as part of a general condemnation of South African racial policies, requested clemency for the convicted men.

Then he backed away from that claim, settling for a general condemnation of Abbas's recent decision to bring Hamas into a unity government.

Beginning with a charge of corruption, the process evolved into a general condemnation of Mr. Wahid's term, which has been criticized for its eccentricity, incompetence and drift.

Please feel free to treat a "no" vote as a general condemnation of everything England have done so far in this Test.

Social obligation is a poor basis for a general condemnation of suicide because it can just as easily be used to justify, and even promote, suicide in certain circumstances.This problem is avoided by another class of arguments against suicide based on the axiom that there is an intrinsic value to all human life, and that suicide is therefore wrong.

Frustrated by the theological stalemate in the discussions with the Greeks and by their repudiation of his inflexible demands for submission to the Latin Church, Humbert, in a formal convocation in the cathedral of Hagia Sophia on July 16 , 1054 excommunicated Patriarch Michael as a heretic; a general condemnation of the entire Greek Orthodox Church followed.

Many such pieces begin with an anecdote about almost being run down by a maniacal cyclist, which is swiftly extrapolated into a far more general condemnation.

He resigned amid general condemnation, which was tempered by respect for his frank avowal of responsibility.

"Intimacy" won the top prize at the Berlin International Film Festival, and drew general condemnation in the British press.

Citing "the deaths of noncombatant men, women and children," he said the American bombing campaign "merits the general condemnation of mankind".

In an obituary for his friend historical revisionist Harry Elmer Barnes, Rothbard wrote: Rothbard's colleague Joseph Stromberg notes that Rothbard made two exceptions to his general condemnation of war: "the American Revolution and the War for Southern Independence, as viewed from the Confederate side".