Sentence examples for be able to condemn from inspiring English sources
"Surely every president of every country in the world... should be able to condemn that".
They worry that they will not be able to save the six condemned trailers closest to the tall marsh grasses -- trailers that both sides say are probably too old to move.
A maverick fertility expert who claims to be able to clone human beings has been condemned by other scientists for unethical practices that would be likely to lead to a damaged baby if they succeeded at all.
Martin, in his history, theorized that Livingston deliberately formulated a reply that would be rejected, so that Jackson would be able to claim "he had been condemned unheard".
"If we were to be condemned, we would not be able to work on any of the subjects forbidden by religions, such as genetics research.
There is a general belief that an independent Scotland would be able to pursue a fairer policy than a UK condemned to endless Conservative governments.
But rather than simply condemning them, the Americans might be able to help both Russia and Georgia co-operate to find a solution.
We probably won't be able to pass the Civil Rights Act, but we might be able to pass a bill condemning segregated water fountains.
Will Tarantino be able to resist glamorising the very activities that, one assumes, his film will spend a great deal of time condemning?
