Sentence examples for condemnation it from inspiring English sources

The government's response to the crisis has drawn international criticism that echoes the condemnation it received after its brutal suppression of demonstrations for change last September.

Unlike "jihad," which grants honor, "hirabah" brings condemnation; it involves unlawful violence and disorder.

The crime was horrific and it deserved the international condemnation it received.

But it is clear, too, that the public condemnation it has brought her is taking a toll.

"But this is not condemnation: it is individual description, and individual taste will be the deciding factor".

Mr. Zelaya's removal and the international condemnation it has drawn have managed to isolate the country again.

More than 20 countries have similar air defense identification zones, including Japan and the United States, but China's has provoked widespread condemnation because it includes territory it does not currently control.

I believe that that creative link is too precious to sever and that far from condoning the political status quo it can be the most potent condemnation of it.

The French philosopher Voltaire (16941774), for example, frequently wrote about the Great Wall, although his feelings towards it oscillate between unreserved admiration and condemnation of it as a "monument to fear".

"It's a way for people to express condemnation but it doesn't have great influence".

If the SRA truly wants to address the review's rather serious condemnation of it, one of the most important first steps it can take is to demonstrate stronger competence on equality – by diversifying its leadership.