Sentence examples for condemned population from inspiring English sources

The complex was designed to house 1,152 inmates, allowing California's condemned population to grow.

To a swath of America's condemned population, Trump offers a breath of fresh air even if the country should never have reached such a dire state.

Abscesses and liver flukes were the most frequent lesions observed in the condemned population, which could explain the large size of this cluster (Tables  3, 5 and 6).

Cluster 3 contained almost two thirds (66%) of the condemned cattle population.

"With all respect for the views of allies and other important countries, the United States cannot condemn its population to permanent vulnerability," he writes.

Norms that have large religious organizations condemning a population of people.

It's well-documented and widely-accepted that minorities are disproportionately imprisoned for non-violent crimes knowingly incarcerating and condemning one population to a lifetime of unemployment is not only inhumane but it is a violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which is supposed to protect all Americans from all types of discrimination.

Members of the Asian-American community, which has a significant immigrant population, condemned Kelly's suggestion that a rural background or lack of English skills precludes someone from being a valuable addition to the United States.

A well-fed elite in the Capitol condemns the populations of 12 poverty-stricken districts to hard labour, while a 13th district has been depopulated as punishment for rebellion.

But in the process it impoverished the population and condemned thousands to death from disease.

Why is only a microscopic fraction of the guilty population indicted, condemned, and imprisoned for private honest-services fraud?