Sentence examples for been condemned not from inspiring English sources

"For the first time, the legally responsible bodies of Scientology have been condemned, not for individual excesses, but for the core operations of the organisation," he said.

I've seen girls with bright backpacks on their way to schools in small Afghan towns, girls who would have been condemned not so long ago to the Todd Akin view of women.

More recently, she has been condemned not for her sexual morality but for her failures in statesmanship, so different - so the theory ran - from the witty, wily wariness of Elizabeth across the border.

The more reasonable divide over the treaty was whether America should act like a sovereign state, rejecting an agreement that was not watertight as far as its own security was concerned, or whether it should, despite that, satisfy its allies by ratifying it.Those senators who voted against have been condemned, not least by President Clinton, as isolationists.

The shooting dead of some assailants has been condemned, not least by the Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

Naked aggression is condemned, not rewarded.

What's more, their secret agents are condemned not for imagined crimes of alien murder but for the acts they actually committed.

She is condemned not for those things she has done but for those that she might yet do.

"We are for human rights, but Zimbabweans are very conservative, and something like gay marriage is condemned, not just by our culture but by religion".

Imagine, though, that after years of public service you and the presidential family are condemned not just to exile in fun-loving Saudi Arabia but also to penury.

That was condemned not only by the rightwing Reagan administration but by Margaret Thatcher, and drew a unanimous condemnation in the UN security council.