Sentence examples for condemned changes from inspiring English sources

Last week, the European commission formally condemned changes made by Poland's ultra-conservative government to the country's constitutional court, declaring the moves anti-democratic.

The opposition condemned changes to the constitution which allowed him to run for re-election in 2004, and in 2009.

Neil Gaiman, Nick Hornby and Colm Tóibín are among more than 220 writers and illustrators who signed a letter with 24 hours of being asked to support the occupiers of Carnegie Library and condemn changes to Lambeth's library service.

Thousands massed on 2 January outside the Budapest opera house to condemn changes to the constitution while Mr Orban and his allies celebrated the amendments inside with a gala.

Dan Schlademan, director of Making Change at Walmart, a union-backed campaign, condemned the changes.

Labor, Greens and human rights groups have condemned the changes.

One group called for a boycott of the April election and many others condemned the changes to the Constitution.

George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, condemned the changes as a "tax con, not a tax cut", saying that those earning £18,000 or less would be losers, especially if they did not claim tax credits.

The RSPCA has condemned the changes, but to be fair to the BHA, with the limits still there, it's debatable if the welfare group is really correct to state "jockeys have effectively been given a licence to beat them [horses] with impunity".

Nine groups representing the Jewish, Indigenous, Chinese, Greek, Armenian, Vietnamese, Lebanese, Muslim women communities have jointly condemned any changes to the act.

As CSR Rapporteur in three successive European Parliament terms, I condemned the change.