Sentence examples for condemned for taking from inspiring English sources

But he was never condemned for taking them.

In 2013 she and co-director Obrist were condemned for taking large pay rises at a time when the arts sector was facing cuts.

LONDON, Jan . 2— Britain's deputy prime minister said Tuesday that the taunting and baiting that accompanied Saddam Hussein's execution was unacceptable and that the people responsible should be condemned for taking part.

Carr has been widely condemned for taking part in a tax avoidance scheme.

Senegal's bestselling newspaper, L'Observateur, described the ban on Charlie Hebdo as a "bluff" by President Macky Sall, who was widely condemned for taking part in the Paris march on Sunday.

While historians are condemned for taking liberties; an artist often feels an obligation to do so.

Tory ministers have been condemned for not taking the plight Britain's poor seriously after a rowdy Commons debate on food banks during which the Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith refused to answer questions and left early.

Germany is vital to this project (as it has been to all European history) but has reached a phase where it is "damned if it does and damned if it doesn't"; condemned for not taking enough action to save the euro zone and condemned for being too authoritarian when it tries to take charge.Professor Messori focused on the plan for banking bail-ins, which he thought was flawed.

In contrast, Mexican politicians were widely condemned for trying to take advantage of the earthquake relief effort – such as the government of Veracruz state, which included political propaganda with its assistance bundles.

And when he stepped down, his successor condemned him for taking cash from the gas industry to fund the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal campaign.

But Democrats sharply condemned Republicans for taking steps that help to support the administration's narrative around the Russia controversy, which Trump has dismissed as the product of "fake news".