Sentence examples for condemn not only from inspiring English sources

Yet some religious leaders continue to condemn not only abortion, but also contraception, and their condemnation of homosexuality also has the same roots in the non-reproductive nature of same-sex relationships.

Bouchar's lawyers condemn not only her mistreatment, but the plans to force litigation on her behalf into secret court hearing.

The White House and State Department have seized on the attacks to condemn not only the rebels but their Iranian supporters, underscoring the administration's increasing hard line against Tehran.

Moreover, broadside attacks condemn not only the bad results of Mr Rubin's stewardship but also the good ones the longest boom of the post-1945 years, the thousands of new jobs and the policies that made them possible, such as fiscal discipline and open trade.

He could adopt the I.H.R.A. definition in full and without amendments, and publicly condemn not only unnamed members of the Labour Party but some of his former allies for engaging in language that moves from legitimate criticism of Israel to out-and-out anti-Semitism.

They've revealed, though, they will abandon the poor, to condemn not only gay men and women but anyone who tolerates them.

International human rights organizations condemned not only the sentence, but also the court procedures.

The world must unite in condemning not only terrorist attacks but also the hate that leads to the bloodshed.

Hillary Rodham Clinton (11 04) was uncharacteristically slow -- but she leapfrogged ahead of the pack by condemning not only Gonzales but also his rumored replacement, Michael Chertoff.

That was condemned not only by the rightwing Reagan administration but by Margaret Thatcher, and drew a unanimous condemnation in the UN security council.

But if we make the wrong choice about where to eat or where to sleep, we've condemned not only ourselves but each other to a certain death.