Sentence examples for condemnations in from inspiring English sources

A baseball player sows vile condemnations in the press, on and off the field, and receives a $500 fine?

The statement called on religious mullahs to publicly denounce the movie; such condemnations in the past have led to violent riots, particularly after Friday Prayer.

The attacks in Latakia marked the third weekend in a row that the government has defied international condemnations in its campaign to stanch a remarkably resilient uprising, which began in March.

Within three years of this discovery, a vaccine was developed that reduced the frequency of Marek's disease and the resultant meat condemnations in vaccinated chickens by 90 percent and increased egg production by 4 percent.

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.

During a subsequent television appearance, Mr. Gargano characterized the condemnations that might occur as "friendly," meaning unchallenged, though several apartment owners have long said that they planned to fight the condemnations in court.

Total number of cattle organs/body system condemned and reason for condemnation in provincially inspected abattoirs in Ontario, 2001-2007.

Don't feel condemned for past wrongs: "There is, therefore, no condemnation in Christ Jesus".

Mr. Biden condemned the new housing in unusually blunt terms and repeated the condemnation in Ramallah on Wednesday, saying the announcement undermined the confidence needed to move peace forward.

Such evictions have drawn international condemnation in the past.

The trial deserves condemnation in the strongest terms.