Sentence examples for condemned for the from inspiring English sources

The UK is also condemned for the lack of opportunities given to women.

For years, Athens has repeatedly been condemned for the treatment of migrants by the European Court of Human Rights.

Now I cannot lose any more because I am then condemned for the fourth time that I have been sacked.

Mr. Castillo was condemned for the 1995 slaying of a retired Las Vegas teacher, Isabelle Berndt, 86.

But Ms. Crosson, who said several homes were condemned for the never-built roadway, has a different perspective.

Israel, widely condemned for the commando operation, said that a year ago the ship was dominated by extremists who created the confrontations that resulted in the deaths.

The king has been admired by historians for his remarkable buildings, but condemned for the murder of his wife and children, among many others.

Your work, which critics have alternately praised or condemned for the attention it pays to the luster of fashion and pathology of glamour, has seldom been more desirable.

But what I do know is that volunteering is big business, and those who choose to volunteer shouldn't be condemned for the sins of the industry.

Interviewed by John Stossel on ABC News, he said: "Cities have the right to condemn for the good of the city.

"And cities have the right to condemn for the good of a city -- whether it's New York, whether it's Los Angeles, whether it's any other place.