Sentence examples for condemned as such from inspiring English sources

The rockets were war crimes and ought to have been universally condemned as such.

"These acts are unimaginable, unpardonable and unspeakable and should be pursued and condemned as such," he said outside after the service.

Are we the cowards condemned as such by the UN humanitarian chief, Jan Egeland, for hiding our fighters and rocket launchers among women and children?

It was a sloppy and imbalanced pitch, and was roundly condemned as such by the cross-party joint committee on human rights.

Rather paradoxically, in view of the unsystematic character of Maimonides' exposition, it was used as a standard textbook of philosophy and condemned as such when the teaching of philosophy came under attack.

If we accepted that anything "controversial" ought to be condemned as such, then we have acquiesced to the heckler's veto.

But, he said, he was persuaded by Mr. Thiessen's book that "at least so far, there is nothing that the Catholic magisterium has said that would condemn waterboarding as such".

Even systems that are widely condemned as impossible, such as Materialism, turn out in practice to command constantly renewed support as new discoveries in the sciences suggest new ways of dealing with old difficulties.

(Remember that when talk turns to speech that supposedly creates a "hostile learning environment," speech off campus or among supposed friends can easily be condemned as creating such an environment, once others on campus learn about it). A serious blow to academic freedom and to freedom of discourse more generally, courtesy of the University of California administration.

The Freedom Charter adopted by the African National Congress in 1955 and still in effect today includes demands that were condemned as communist such as" The people shall share in the country's wealth" and "The land shall be shared among those who work it".

The panel is widely condemned as dominated by exiles such as Ahmed Chalabi, the Iraqi National Congress leader far better known and loved in Washington than in Baghdad.