Turkey was bitterly condemned for this departure from responsible behavior.
The act's passage was a triumph for Douglas, although he was bitterly condemned and vilified by antislavery forces.
At first blush, it sounds like – and was immediately and bitterly condemned as – an attack on expertise as such.
Prime Minister Ecevit said he had "a lot of difficulty" understanding the sanction, and many newspapers bitterly condemned it.
Later, seemingly without irony, Larson bitterly condemns the September 11th terrorists for their cowardice: real soldiers, he comments in his notes, fight their enemy face to face.
Some three million families will lose around £1,000 a year under a measure which was bitterly condemned by Labour's new leadership team.
Mr. Hariri was a close friend of the previous French president, Jacques Chirac, who bitterly condemned Mr. Sarkozy's welcome for Mr. Assad and refused to attend the ceremonies.
When Winston Churchill formed his World War II coalition government (May 1940), Macmillan, who had bitterly condemned British "appeasement" of Nazi Germany in the late 1930s, was appointed parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Supply.
He warns his press spokesman, Alastair Campbell: "This is going to produce grief like none of us have ever seen". In Cape Town, Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, bitterly condemns the press.
A10 Leaders of the world's Muslim nations attending the meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference bitterly condemned Israel and promised the Palestinians their full political and financial support.
Leaders of the world's Muslim nations, searching for a way to make their numbers and economic weight count, bitterly condemned Israel today and promised the Palestinians their full political and financial support.
