Sentence examples for condemnations by from inspiring English sources

The noncontextual quotation condemned by Obama in his Philadelphia speech, following on similar condemnations by others, is Wright's statement that the September 11 , 2001terrorist destruction of the World Trade Center is a case of the "chickens coming home to roost".

Celso Amorim, his foreign minister, argues that condemnations by rich countries of abuses in poor ones are biased and ineffective.

Despite condemnations by the UN's Security Council, among others, the horrors of northern Uganda have attracted much less attention than the ethnic cleansing in Sudan's Darfur region.

Later, during the 9 p.m. broadcast, the radio host Neal Boortz called Mr. Obama "a bigger disaster to this country than 9/11," prompting condemnations by liberal critics the next day.

Amy M. Adler, a professor of law at New York University who specializes in free speech, art and pornography, pointed to the teenage singer Miley Cyrus's revealing photo shoots and the CW network's use of condemnations by the Parents Television Council of the risqué drama "Gossip Girl" to promote the show.

Mugabe's intractability will, however, face an ever more unaccommodating Africa; the recent condemnations by allies in the SADC, such as Eduardo dos Santos will strengthen the hand of president Mbeki, who is now accelerating his attempts at promoting a government of national unity for Zimbabwe.

But condemnation by human rights organizations didn't worry Meles.

The commercial drew a furious condemnation by the Gore campaign.

"We definitely appreciate the strong statements of condemnation by the administration vis-à-vis this action".

Their condemnation by the Sorbonne caused Marot to go into exile again.

Leaked parts of the draft raised public concern and brought condemnation by human rights activists.