Sentence examples for condemned in a from inspiring English sources

Ambrose had the emperor's action condemned in a church council and bade him do public penance.

The use of force against child asylum seekers by private security guards has been condemned in a report raising concerns about the detention and treatment of refugee families.

When Arius was condemned in a synod at Alexandria (September 323), Eusebius sheltered him and sponsored a synod (October 323) at Bithynia, which nullified Arius' excommunication.

Pakistan's intelligence services have been condemned in a devastating report by a United Nations inquiry into the assassination three years ago of the former prime minister Benazir Bhutto.

Mr. Giuliani's oversight of the operation was condemned in a 2006 book, "Grand Illusion," by Wayne Barrett, a longtime critic of the former mayor, and Dan Collins.

The drunkard theatre-director Prince Hamlet awakens too late to the political implications of his father's murder, his uncle's dictatorship, and the kingdom's impending peace deal with Fortinbras; Hamlet is condemned in a show trial and executed.

A second South Dakota parolee condemned in an Army officer's robbery and beating death in Texas was executed Thursday in Huntsville.

A petition against the suspensions has gathered over 5,000 signatures, and the move was also condemned in an open letter published by the Guardian.

Personal attacks by the Police Federation on political figures such as Andrew Mitchell and Theresa May are condemned in an independent review which called for sweeping change at all levels of the troubled organisation.

A controversial free school condemned in an official report as "dysfunctional" is expected to be closed by the government by the end of the year after ministers seemingly concluded that it is beyond rescue.

For publishing and writing the foreword to Auschwitz The End of the Line, on 20 June 1989 Irving together with Leuchter was condemned in an Early Day Motion of the House of Commons as "Hitler's heirs".