Sentence examples for condemned for having from inspiring English sources

Newsnight is condemned for having a go at standing up the allegations.

I was repeatedly criticised and condemned for having "a new 21 year old German girlfriend".

"We will not agree that Mr. McBride should be condemned for having been a liberation fighter," Mr. Mbeki wrote.

One young woman, Amina Lawal, was condemned for having been made pregnant by a man who, she says, promised to marry her, but didn't.

The United States is condemned for having "messed up" in the Middle East, yet at the same time is attacked for having not followed up this allegedly disastrous approach by intensive diplomatic engagement.

In his book, he writes: "No one wanted to acknowledge that we were heading for an extremely serious downturn … I was condemned for having said no more than was true".

"This is the first time that doctors have been condemned for not having killed," Dr. Jacques Milliez, head of gynecology at Saint-Antoine HosParis in Parisaidaid of the decision.

Previous heirs, such as Edward VII and Edward VIII, have been condemned for not having done this; in consequence they lacked sufficient grasp of issues to make their dialogue with ministers effective when they acceded to the throne.

However, the real irony comes in the fact that we are condemned for not having valid and concrete examples of racism and, yet, when we attempt to present any, we are accused of overplaying the victim card.

One condemned Stevens for having created a "fictitious reality," which might seem a positive achievement.

On Wednesday Labour condemned Cameron for having "misled the public on their plans to privatise Channel 4 for months".