Sentence examples for condemnation cases from inspiring English sources

Much of Mr. Fischman's legal practice involved public utility matters, notably representation of the Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and other utilities in condemnation cases.

But Richard Epstein, a law professor at the University of Chicago who has criticized Judge Sotomayor's votes in the firefighters and condemnation cases, said that applying the term to her was a vacuous exercise.

"I'm writing myself a 40% pay cut," says Ackerman, who followed his father into a practice that pries more money out of the government in condemnation cases.

The federal government has taken notice, but until recently its reaction seemed uncertain: timid public condemnation, case-by-case negotiations.

In many cases, condemnation by religion hasn't changed, but the Christian theories of the cause-and-effect for homosexuality has.

Some building owners had filed suit years ago to try to block condemnation and the case should be decided sometime this spring.

The Global Times, a popular state-run tabloid, has run another attack on western condemnation of the case.

This marked the first time the agency made such a strong condemnation in the case, directly refuting thousands of pages of documentation provided by Chrysler to the agency.

But the Brown University historian David I. Kertzer, given privileged access to the Vatican archives, found no such condemnation in the case of the troubling Father Jouin, or of many others who spoke of the Jews in demagogic and racial terms.

"Any lack of comment and condemnation on this case demonstrates extreme cowardice on the mayor's part," Spratt said, and it should raise questions as to the mayor's relationship with police.

A classic case of "condemnation of the condemners".