That's the biggest condemnation of Hibs' performance.
The N.B.A. faced an outraged fan base on one side and an angry labor force on the other; Sterling's recalcitrance forced Silver to make the biggest gesture of condemnation possible.
"We recently had this big kerfuffle ― this condemnation of Kathy Griffin ― for the picture she had of herself holding a head of Trump like a play on Perseus holding the head of Medusa," Clinton said.
She added, "We recently had this big kerfuffle ― this condemnation of Kathy Griffin ― for the picture she had of herself holding a head of Trump like a play on Perseus holding the head of Medusa," Clinton said.
He rattled off a battery of achievements not ordinarily thought of as dear to progressives' hearts, including the state's new texting-while-driving law, expanded camera surveillance in New York City, and slashing corporate taxes "to the lowest level since 1968"—along with issuing a general condemnation of "big government".
Kaine even mentioned persecution of LGBT people under Vladimir Putin in Russia in criticizing both Donald Trump's and Pence's embrace of the authoritarian leader, but didn't draw the direct line to Pence and the bill in Indiana he signed that drew harsh condemnation from big business, which forced Pence to soften the ugly law somewhat.
At the opening dinner last night, Senator Elizabeth Warren delivered a rousing condemnation of the big banks that, to me, at least, sounded suspiciously like a stump speech.
The Sterling audio was the biggest story in sports – his comments drew condemnation from fans, media and players around the league.
THE news that North Korea had carried out a second underground nuclear test, on May 25th, nearly three years after what it claimed was its first, and that it created a bigger bang this time, drew swift international condemnation.
Instead, the Arizona Republican who put condemnations of the corrupting power of big money at the center of his losing presidential bid used his much anticipated reappearance in the chamber to speak mostly about the Western deployment in Kosovo.
Ms. Bachmann won election to Congress in 2006, but her national profile has expanded enormously over the past two years with her biting condemnations of Democrats — and tax increases, big government, the health care law and big spending — and with her frequent, telegenic and sound-bite-packed visits to the universe of cable news.
