Sentence examples for condemnation in a from inspiring English sources

Again, the State Department has issued its condemnation in a tone of mandatory righteousness.

Nor does the law require a government agency or official to directly notify an owner when, sometime after the hearing, a property is identified as subject to condemnation in a legal notice.

May's condemnation, in a speech before business executives in a London banquet hall, was quite different from remarks over the weekend by President Trump, who appeared to take sides with the Russian president.

The decision drew condemnation in a country where the national statistics bureau says around a third of women between 16 and 70 years old have suffered physical or sexual violence.

For instance, if the legislature should prohibit the killing of fish by explosive shells, and should order the cartridges so used to be destroyed, it would seem like belittling the dignity of the judiciary to require such destruction to be preceded by a solemn condemnation in a court of justice.

WASHINGTON — As the United States continued to push for President Laurent Gbagbo of Ivory Coast to step down, two former Clinton administration officials were trying to present Mr. Gbagbo, who has clung to power despite international condemnation, in a more sympathetic light.

Perhaps more surprising was the level of condemnation in an article by the Holocaust survivor Noah Klieger published in Yedioth Ahronoth, usually a strong supporter of Netanyahu.

She was convicted of adultery in 2006, but the murder accusation was disclosed only last week — after her case drew international condemnation — in an apparent effort to suggest that she was guilty of a more serious crime.

Goldman, for its part, responded to Smith's condemnation in an internal email, according to Bloomberg Businessweek.

The bigotry prompted Fox News to issue a statement of condemnation in an effort to clean up the matter, saying her remarks aren't representative of the network's views.

This is a pre-required first step before attempting to use such data for the real-time detection of temporal aberrations in the number of whole carcass condemnations in a prospective fashion.