Sentence examples for always condemn from inspiring English sources

Publicly, the Pakistani authorities say their country's sovereignty must be respected, and they always condemn such raids.

"And so I regard as unacceptable, and I will always condemn, any remarks which disrespect any part of our community, whether it is on the basis of their sexuality, their gender, their race, their religion".

The response to the Charlie Hebdo massacre has been the same as always – condemn and unify.

Both Bush presidents didn't mention Trump by name but said unequivocally that America must always condemn hate.

"We reject it, and we always condemned it".

Historically, because that relationship is considered sacrosanct, affairs were not always condemned, or even disapproved of.

In an e-mail to senior staff, Vieira de Mello wrote, "In previous positions, I always condemned attacks on journalists.

"He raised up the republic and was the only politician who always condemned the war in Chechnya.

The Italian Foreign Minister has said, "Italy, like the whole of the European Union, has always condemned the practice of targeted assassinations".

But the professor argued that he had believed the charity had no connections to terrorist activities or to Hamas, and said that he had always condemned terrorism.

Some nine decades ago, Karl Scheffler, an art historian, wrote that "Berlin is a city that never is, but is always condemned to the process of becoming".