Sentence examples for condemn it now from inspiring English sources
Ed Miliband should condemn it now: no 'ifs' and no 'buts'".
I can certainly condemn it, and I do so now.
Candidates who have merely hesitated to accept the ordeal in the past when a handful of states were involved, now privately condemn it and express convictions that the system has become too costly, wearing and unpredictable to last.
The longer the dispute runs, the more potential damage to the stock and to the carefully groomed image of mackerel as sustainable; the same environmental organizations that once praised the fishery are now condemning it.
Everyone, even George W. Bush, now condemns it, but the consensus, Ford argues, is a sham, based on a disingenuously narrow view that it is characterized by the sole use of race in random stops and searches.
The Rwandan Government condemned Zimbabwe and said it now reserved the right to enter the Congolese conflict "in whatever manner it deems appropriate". Uganda issued an equally strong, though more colorful, warning.
"I think we should take a step back and ask a different question, which is: 'Is it justified to demand that Muslims condemn terrorism?' Now that might sound a little radical even asking it.
In your new book, Patriotic Grace: What It Is and Why We Need It Now, you condemn "the politically cheap and manipulative".
But isn't it now harder to cavalierly condemn regulation in general and bank regulation in particular?
Birth control was once condemned, but it is now widely accepted.
