Sentence examples for condemnations that from inspiring English sources

The condemnations that ensued in 1272 and 1277, coinciding with the deaths of Bonaventure and Aquinas, included some Thomist theses.

The violence has provoked international condemnations that have grown sharper, but still stopped short of demanding that President Bashar al-Assad step down.

A "traitor", "scum", "mentally unstable": those are just some of the condemnations that have been posted in the Israeli blogosphere in recent days.

The board of the state agency sponsoring the proposed Atlantic Yards project near Downtown Brooklyn voted unanimously yesterday to approve it, while also voting to authorize any building condemnations that may be required.

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.

The complexity inherent in debating pop, where lyrics and videos are often elliptical, ambiguous and even contradictory, isn't well served by the kind of direct condemnations that tend to generate attention.

Beijing is still stinging from the international condemnation that followed the killings of protesters near Tiananmen Square.

When the president of Iran declares publicly for the eradication of Israel, the wide condemnation that followed was most appropriate.

But she also defended herself against the condemnation that rose up in response to footage of the incident.

They have aroused none of the international condemnation that accompanied constitutional-power grabs by other populist presidents, such as Venezuela's late leader, Hugo Chávez.

Although Israel has maintained the sea blockade, it loosened the land blockade after the international condemnation that followed the raid on the Turkish boat.