Sentence examples similar to condemn forcefully from inspiring English sources

In 2003, you said attacks on whites were not condemned as forcefully as attacks on ethnic minorities.

And after taking a look at the ad, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, Jim Nicholson, condemned it, "forcefully and without equivocation," as he put it.

In that sense, they were no less inspired by the "pretense of knowledge" than the Keynesians' advocacy of fiscal policy in the 1960s, which Hayek condemned so forcefully.

Speak to your target forcefully.

We must forcefully condemn bigotry and hate in all its forms.

That's not what the Constitution provides for, and far better is to allow offensive speech — and forcefully condemn it.

"We deny the accusations and forcefully condemn the Iranian diplomat's arrest and call for his immediate release," the foreign affairs ministry said in a statement.

Republicans continue to distance themselves from Trump as they call on him to more forcefully condemn the racist groups that gathered for the Unite the Right rally.

To claim one race is superior to others is a sin against God, and Christians in the United States must forcefully condemn this.

Mr. Callahan said that if there was evidence of widespread fraud in the elections, the United States should cut off future economic aid to the country, refuse to name a new ambassador and forcefully condemn Mr. Ortega.

Given that such executions are clearly prohibited by international law and condemned by the majority of UN member states, it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect a UN drug policy summit to forcefully condemn this practice.