Sentence examples for condemn the language from inspiring English sources

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The prime minister's spokesman refused to condemn the language, saying: "I don't think the British judiciary is being undermined".

We should freely condemn the language that incites and divides.

"I don't condemn the language he used when trying to make a point," Carey said.

Twitter users quickly reached out to ABC Family (@ABCFamily) and the show's official account (@ABCFpll) to condemn the language used in the tweet and accompanying graphic..@ABCFamily &.@ABCFpll you have the responsibility of teaching your viewers that misgendering a trans person or calling them "it" is not ok..@ABCFpll This is transphobic and v damaging to your trans teen fans.

Judge Milton Pollack of Federal District Court dismissed the suits, condemning the language in the pleadings as "gross and unrestrained".

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). also complained that Trump has never condemned the language of his 2016 campaign events.

From the PCS union The union, which represents 80,000 Department for Work and Pensions staff, opposes all cuts to benefits and tax credits and utterly condemns the language used by politicians and sections of the media to describe people who rely on welfare support.

Northern California Democrats and environmentalists condemned the language as an end-run around Endangered Species Act protections for salmon and the nearly extinct delta smelt.

Obama, speaking to the G20 summit on Monday, condemned the language from Republican politicians as giving into a "dark impulse" by calling for a religious test for people fleeing war to be allowed to come into the country.

Labour's Joan Ruddock asks Miliband to condemn the bellicose language used by some of the tabloid papers to report the conflict.