Sentence examples for actions condemned from inspiring English sources

The leaders of France and Germany, who have been openly critical of Mr. Bush's actions, condemned his move toward war.

Perpetrators in film normally deny their atrocities (or apologise for them), because by the time filmmakers reach them they have been removed from power, and their actions condemned and expiated.

Mr. Tsvangirai calls Mr. Makoni "old wine in a new bottle," and other critics wonder why his voice was unheard publicly while he took part in a government that, among other actions condemned internationally, bulldozed the homes of 1.5 million slum dwellers in 2005.

Both followed the launch of long-range rockets, actions condemned by the UN as banned tests of missile technology.

Under Mr Kim's leadership, North Korea has conducted two long-range rocket launches - actions condemned by the US and Pyongyang's neighbours as banned tests of missile technology.

Under his leadership North Korea has conducted two long-range rocket launches - actions condemned by the US and Pyongyang's neighbours as banned tests of missile technology.

But the constant drumbeat of attacks on the Fed for fostering inflation has constrained its actions, condemning the economy to slower growth and higher unemployment than necessary.

It is time for European Union, in particular, to issue stronger statements and actions condemning this act against free speech by the Turkish government".

Ambrose had the emperor's action condemned in a church council and bade him do public penance.

The Geneva agreement also made no mention of the Crimean seizure by Moscow, an action condemned worldwide as a violation of international law in unilaterally changing a sovereign country's borders.

"We're very grateful for Uefa's swift and firm action condemning such cruel and archaic practices," she said.