Sentence examples for condemnation yet from inspiring English sources

Last week Francis made his strongest condemnation yet of senior church figures, including bishops, who did not "respond adequately" to allegations of abuse by priests under their control.

Rousseff acquitted herself of the loudest, most public condemnation yet by a world leader of spying by the NSA, the GCHQ and associated intelligence services.

Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff delivered the loudest, most public condemnation yet by a world leader of spying by the NSA, the GCHQ and associated intelligence services.

It rarely happens that one country's actions unite the world in condemnation, yet this is what North Korea has achieved with reports of its latest underground nuclear test explosion.

Last week, Mr. Mbeki issued his sharpest condemnation yet of the continuing occupations of white-owned farms by black squatters in Zimbabwe and the political violence condoned by its president, Robert Mugabe.

Earlier, Brown promised that Labour's national executive would deselect MPs who had broken the rules of parliament, describing the expenses claims of his communities secretary, Hazel Blears, and the Labour MP for Luton South, Margaret Moran, as "completely unacceptable" – his harshest condemnation yet.

ElBaradei, often viewed as a unifying figure by both secular and Islamist forces, issued one of his harshest condemnations yet of the Brotherhood and demanded to know why they were taking part in the poll at all.

Pope Francis has urged priests who have raped and molested children to turn themselves in and prepare for "divine justice," in his strongest condemnations yet of the Roman Catholic Church's sexual abuse crisis. .

That, in turn, led to a flurry of condemnations and yet more studies that picked apart Mr. Martin's study.

And yet condemnation cannot be the only response to a phenomenon this widespread, which clearly delights so many tens of millions.

Yet condemnation of what is happening in Zimbabwe by Mr Mugabe's peers would not only help loosen his grip on power, it would also set standards to which ordinary Zimbabweans could hope to hold a post-Mugabe government.For there is a difficulty.