Sentence examples for condemned for not having from inspiring English sources
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.
"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.
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.
Many politicians have consistently shown that they do not care about teenagers' opinions, and then condemn them for not having an opinion, using this as a reason why they should continue not to have an opinion.
Niall Ferguson first attributes to us a purpose in Iraq we do not profess and in fact have specifically rejected -- imperialism -- and then condemns us for not having the character to carry it out.
His deputy, Jake Siewert, condemned this page for not having given the administration due credit for security efforts.
They condemned the west for not having intervened quickly enough in Bosnia; for failing to save the lives of innocent Muslims who were massacred by the Serbs.
An early reviewer condemned my characters for not having figured out how to pull off this very difficult meeting with sufficient grace; watching them, she wrote, was like watching an emotional train wreck.
(In 2013, he publicly apologised for not having condemned the generals).
Still, in December 2008, the year Mr. Tsipras assumed party leadership, he was roundly criticized for not having condemned the violent elements that rioted in downtown Athens for days after the police killed a teenager.
The report, produced to mark the fourth anniversary of the war, condemns the world's most powerful countries for not having the will to enforce their own UN resolutions on the free flow of humanitarian aid to the victims.
