Sentence examples for a sharp condemnation of from inspiring English sources

Mary Fallin, the Republican governor of Oklahoma, issued a sharp condemnation of the decision, calling it a "violation of states' rights".

The remarks came hours after former Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, a potential Republican rival to Mr. Obama in 2012, issued a sharp condemnation of the criticism that has been leveled against her in the days since the shooting.

The policy report was prosaic and unemotional, but ended with a sharp condemnation of secessionists.

The possibility of such help brought a sharp condemnation from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who said at a news conference that "if true, the allegations of a D.W.I. hit and cover-up are reprehensible".

The incident provoked widespread demonstrations and a sharp condemnation from Karzai.

With President Obama setting the tone with his own sharp condemnation of for-profit college abuses, a range of federal agencies also are taking action.

Yet even before 1948, he said, there was sharp condemnation of terrorism from the mainstream Zionist leadership and within the society.

* — President Boris Yeltsin expressed his "deep anger" and "sharp condemnation of the actions of the terrorists".

Sharp condemnation of the military came not just from the international community, but from within parts of the Indonesian elite.

In the sharpest condemnation of recent developments in Zimbabwe by a South African leader, Mr. Vavi placed the blame for its troubles on the repression of critics and "near-dictatorial governance".

That line of argument, in turn, drew sharp condemnation from Priyamvada Gopal, a faculty member at the University of Cambridge, in The Guardian's opinion section Wednesday.