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Will he condemn hundreds of thousands of dreamers to possible deportation because he's afraid of the ultra-right members of his caucus?
Critics said the agreement would still condemn hundreds of millions of people living in low-lying coastal areas and small islands.
But to continue with therapy as usual is to condemn hundreds of thousands of soldiers to a tour of duty without end.
Global grain reserves are already low, and a second disastrous harvest in the northern hemisphere could condemn hundreds of millions of crowded and angry city dwellers to poverty and hunger, with increasing likelihood of food riots.
Critics said the agreement would still condemn hundreds of million of people living in low-lying coastal areas and small islands, after US negotiators demanded the exclusion of language that could allow the agreement to be used to claim legal liability for climate change.
The Tory-led Government's decision to cut too far and too fast this year will condemn hundreds of thousands more children to grow up poor".
Unnecessary expiration dates, particularly on canned foods, condemn millions of pounds of food to landfills.
Like phantoms barreling down from a hazy, distant past, ancient crimes and misdemeanors, sometimes decades old, have been dredged up by investigators at the immigration service to condemn tens of thousands of immigrants to swift and usually irrevocable removal proceedings.
Ben Stein would call adapting to the CBO's starvation-level growth forecast via a "grand bargain" of tax increases and entitlement cuts "realistic". A more accurate term would be "sadistic". RGDP growth this slow would condemn millions of Americans to underemployment, dependency, and despair.
"To refuse to act against global warming is to condemn thousands of people to death and suffering today and millions more tomorrow.
This presents another ethical dilemma because, if it refuses to complete a school, the board will condemn thousands of Latino children who are living downtown to overcrowded year-round schools or two-hour daily commutes to suburban schools.
