Sentence examples for condemn further from inspiring English sources

After this it will be difficult for them in the future not to condemn further acts of violence by other republicans.

Still, House Republicans, who led the battle over the debt ceiling, are likely to seize the opportunity to condemn further borrowing and vote against the increase even if they cannot block it.

Holder spoke to a hate crimes group and condemned further hate crimes.

A result that looked like going some way to saving their season ultimately served to condemn it further.

Condemning all further privatisation, Bennett said the party has now gone "where even Margaret Thatcher would not go" by selling off the Royal Mail.

And yet the fact that Disraeli wrote novels makes many think better of him, whereas the polemical non-fiction of Mao, Hitler, Marx and others merely condemned them further in the eyes of their enemies.

But because the union would have no means of applying its laws in the Turkish area -- currently protected by some 30,000 Turkish troops -- as a practical matter admission will mean that only the already much richer Greek Cypriots would join the union, with the Turkish Cypriots condemned to further political and economic isolation.

In "the first great speech of his life," at Springfield, Ill., he condemned the further spread of slavery because of "the monstrous injustice of slavery itself" and because it undermined the country's historical mission as a beacon of freedom for the world.

Since zoogony under Love is shown to be a kind of assembly of parts that leads to viable creatures, by parity of reasoning, zoogony under Strife should be a sundering of wholes that leads to viable creatures or to the sort of parts that are condemned to further disintegration.

Alas, in our connected age this would only condemn him to further hellish oscillations, albeit in the company of cows.

"Will it spoil the game?" Nevertheless she rather judiciously refused to condemn the ball further until she witnessed it in action.