Sentence examples for condemnations to from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately there is little doubt that many important constituencies will wield it in precisely that way, preferring simplistic condemnations to a mature analysis of the complexities of political change after centuries of inequality and repression.
"Much of the worst persecution of which there is reliable testimony was that initiated by Diocletian in A.D. 303, which included ruthless executions, torture, deaths in the arena and condemnations to imprisonment or to work in the mines," says "History of the World: Prehistory to the Renaissance," edited by Esmond Wright.
In 2001, the city acquired 12 parcels totaling 8 acre through expedited condemnations to build Silver Cross Field.
But here's my call to tolerance champions: Except in the direst situations, please confine the condemnations to actions, ideas and words, and resist the temptation to write off entire individuals, organizations and religious movements.
Any condemned citizen could evoke his right of Provocatio, which appealed any condemnation to the Century Assembly, and which was a precursor to habeas corpus.
It has been held that only condemned criminals were used in the mines, but the evidence for such "condemnation to the mines" is Roman, not Classical Athenian.
They appear ready to risk public condemnation to do it.
North Korea's propaganda machine uses international condemnation to strengthen internal solidarity, he said.
Muslim have come out in united condemnation to stand apart from this evil.
We furthermore reiterate our condemnation to the act of serving sushi on a woman's body".
