Sentence examples for beyond condemnation from inspiring English sources

With the conflict placed in its proper perspective, policy makers could ratchet down the rhetoric and experiment with a new range of responses that go beyond condemnation but stop short of all-out cyberwar — giving them the room to maneuver without approaching cyberconflict as a path to Defcon 1.

But among Republicans, only Graham went beyond condemnation.

Any nation so openly militating for the use of Sarin gas is beyond condemnation.

"Is there no act of barbarism against civilians, no execution of a child, that gets under your skin?" Despite Haley's comments, it's unclear whether the U.S. will go beyond condemnations in terms of taking action against Assad or pressuring Russia to use its influence to push for a peace process in Syria.

If only a fraction held any truth – and there are simply too many tales of violence, paranoia, underage groupies and the like for some of them not to be true – you can still be fairly certain that being in Led Zeppelin in the 1970s made possible decadence beyond imagining, and misbehaviour beyond mere condemnation.

So here's the next challenge, beyond simple condemnation, for Westminster, the Dáil and for Stormont.

Continuum paid Equitable $2.9 million above and beyond the condemnation proceedings for the voluntary acquisition of the main lease.

Policymakers regularly see themselves as faced with a choice between full-scale military intervention and doing nothing beyond rhetorical condemnation, a recipe for paralysis.

Above and beyond the condemnation of terrorist acts, which must be unconditional, the criticisms and grievances of the entire world must now be heard.

Local efforts to deconstruct Uganda's anti-homosexuality movement go well beyond public condemnation of the anti-homosexuality bill by directly challenging Uganda's pervasive homophobia.

Democratic officials said Ms. Pelosi had been under pressure from Jewish groups and her own members to go beyond a condemnation and punish Mr. Moran in a concrete way.