Sentence examples for categorically condemning from inspiring English sources
But instead of categorically condemning logging as destructive to the environment, conservation biologists are beginning to acknowledge that logging is a part of the future of the forest.
The legal standard the conservative justices invented, categorically condemning the city for making its employment decision "because of race," Ford notes, was similar to the one that Rose Bird, the liberal former chief justice of California, invoked to outlaw ladies' day at the carwash, or that led to lawsuits challenging those long lines at women's restrooms.
"The federal government categorically condemns the barbarous acts committed by criminal organisations," the Navy said of the latest atrocity.
On the subject of gay rights, he acknowledged that in at least three instances the Bible categorically condemned homosexuality.
"[Volodimir] categorically condemned the idea of creating a separate sector or any other segmentation separate groups of supporters.
The Bangladeshi authorities must categorically condemn these killings and take serious steps to end this horrific cycle of violence.
Although the Mormons' usual partner in the culture wars, Roman Catholics, categorically condemned experimentation with human embryos, the five Mormon senators lined up on the side of science.
In response to the accusations, KCLAP said it "categorically condemned" any aggression that took place at the Israel Society's Ami Ayalon event.
Muskilda Zancada, the group's head of mission, said: "MSF categorically condemns this outrageous targeting of yet another medical facility in Syria.
"The Scottish FA categorically condemns the inflammatory and irresponsible behaviour throughout last night's Scottish Cup replay between Celtic and Rangers at Celtic Park," Regan said.
Regan said: "The Scottish FA categorically condemns the inflammatory and irresponsible behaviour throughout last night's Scottish Cup replay between Celtic and Rangers at Celtic Park.
