"We're a seller at a right and reasonable price," said Ms. Rosenberg's husband, David M. Rosenberg, calling condemnation "unnecessary and outrageous".
There are times when I have cursed myself, called down condemnation upon myself, and even wished myself dead.
You are right to call for condemnation of Cuba's recent imprisonment of nearly 100 dissidents after a series of sham trials ("Cuban Litmus Test," editorial, April 18).
Len Greer, who represents the partnership that owns the disputed land, calls the condemnation an "immoral, unethical and probably illegal" attempt by government to dictate which businesses can operate where, decisions he points out are usually left to the marketplace in America.
Now, members of the Global Faiths Coalition for Education, including those representing the Islamic faith, are calling for condemnation of Boko Haram's distorted theological claims that seek to justify slavery and rape.
He called Khan's condemnation of Livingstone "politically expedient".
He called the "reflexive condemnation" of Grass as an antisemite inappropriate, and insisted that Grass was merely expressing his concern about developments in the Middle East.
And at a news conference this month, Mr. Wen issued what many called a veiled condemnation of Mr. Bo's policies, warning that "the mistakes of the Cultural Revolution" have yet to be "fully eliminated".
The figurehead of Komitet Obrony Demokracji – whose demonstrations in the past three weeks have drawn tens of thousands of people on to the streets – called for international condemnation of the conservative nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) government, which was elected in October.
