Sentence examples for because condemned from inspiring English sources

In other words, gangsters and murderers feel that they have been pardoned by God because condemned or suspected terrorists tell them so.

The official Xinhua news agency quoted the vice-health minister, Huang Jiefu, as saying on Thursday that prisoner organ donations are not ideal because condemned inmates have high rates of fungal and bacterial infections.

After Ben's scandal, he writes, Helen's casual acquaintances "pretended not to see her... not because they condemned or looked down on her but because the level of disgrace she'd been subjected to was so epic that they weren't even sure how to acknowledge it," while her close friends pretend everything is unchanged to show off their own generosity.

And just because Russia condemned the massacre doesn't mean the Kremlin is ready to say Assad was responsible.

That is because the condemned inmate Oliver David Cruz is mentally retarded, and it demeans the nation's judicial system to execute a person so mentally deficient.

The old gallows was replaced by a quiet modern device, but the locals still knew when executions were taking place because the condemned men ululated as they went to their deaths.

The case of the week, more disposable than usual, involved Lockhart Gardner taking on a death-row appeal because the condemned man had information that could exonerate one of their clients in a murder case.

The collection includes just one truly sad tale, that of a woman describing the loss of her Italian fiancé because he condemned her faith, lumping together all Muslims as terrorists.

There are certain paragraphs that leave you feeling totally devastated -- like "One Hundred Years of Solitude" ("... because races condemned to one hundred years of solitude did not have a second opportunity upon the earth").

And because the condemned is clutching the chair so hard, the tie-down team is forced to break the condemned's fingers in order to remove the body.

Their cells are subject to random inspection and the state can order urine tests, though widespread drug testing efforts in 2013 were abandoned because few condemned inmates would comply.