'condemnations' is a valid word in written English.
It is a noun and is used to refer to strong or severe criticism or disapproval. For example: The press condemned the politician's comments with a chorus of condemnations.
Interspersed with the condemnations of homosexual deviance were jivey musical interludes, dance performance and songs by school choirs.
Condemnations of Taliban attacks on politicians' opponents have been mealy mouthed when they have been made at all.
Though his condemnations of Mr Obama resonate, Mr McConnell is not loved in Kentucky.
All the condemnations against targeted killing was directed at one country.
Liberals have wondered how the university could possibly have overlooked Ms Hirsi Ali's condemnations, not just of radical Islam, but of Islam as such.
Addressing anti-war Democrats—some of whom have reported anger from constituents at the idea of spending any more money on foreign adventures— Mr Obama asked his "friends on the left" to realise that when Syrian children have been filmed writhing in pain on a cold hospital floor, resolutions and condemnations are not enough.
The slump in mergers and acquisitions, and the many other ills afflicting the banking industry, means far fewer Masters of the Universe jetting back and forth between New York and London.Add to that the official demonisation of business trips as frivolous, starting at the top with Barack Obama's public condemnations.
Some 400 drug-dealers are executed each year in the province: national and international anti-drug days are marked by an orgy of public condemnations in Kunming stadiums, followed by swift execution in private.
In a report on the commission published this week, Human Rights Watch berates it for failing to use its powers to issue public condemnations of officials who ignore its recommendations.Every year Mexicans take some 5,000 cases to the commission, yet it issues only 40-50 non-binding recoverndathensameer the same period, says Juan Carlos Martínez of Fundar, a think-tank in Mexico City.
Yet his conscience appears to have been needling him; at any rate, he postponed the execution to allow Asgill's comrades to appeal again to Carleton, the British commander-in-chief, to make some other restitution for Huddy's death.That bought Asgill some time, during which anguished letters were dispatched across the Atlantic and condemnations multiplied.
Yet, in a further sign of Western reluctance to intervene militarily, Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign-policy chief, stated, "We will obviously be looking to Turkey to be restrained in its response"."The most Turkey can hope for is verbal condemnations," said a Western diplomat in Ankara.
