The phrase "are condemned from" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition would be "to" or "for" depending on the context.
Example: "They are condemned to a life of hardship due to their choices."
Alternatives: "are condemned to" or "are condemned for".
But it has simultaneously been condemned from the opposite side for going too far.
Members of far-right parties in Sweden and Italy were condemned from within their own ranks for blaming multiculturalism for the attack.
It is significant that the bill has been condemned from outside the country and underlined the rift between the Israeli government and a liberal Jewish diaspora.
The intestine was approximately 6.5 inches long and had visible faeces oozing out both ends". The incident resulted in the livers being condemned from the human food chain.
Many will say, however, that A's breach ought still to be condemned from an ethical point of view, and that the lucky fact no one was hurt does not excuse A from moral responsibility for his misbehavior.
Although much of the IND was built under wide streets like Central Park West, the crosstown route under Houston was so narrow that a wide swath of the street was condemned from Sixth Avenue to Essex Street and south toward the East River.
Orr's organisation represents housing associations, so might be expected to have a position on the right to buy their properties, but the policy has also been condemned from every direction, left and right: the British Property Federation, Chartered Institute of Housing, Shelter.
Tatiana, a fire protection engineer who lives in the building with her son and husband, says she found out it was condemned from the TV news, although they had seen cracks and tears in the wallpaper.
Morano has been condemned from all points of the political spectrum, and the head of The Republicans' list of candidates for eastern France, Philippe Richert, said her comments had had a "devastating effect" on his campaign.
