Sentence examples for condemned press from inspiring English sources

Manchester United have condemned press reports of illegal player approaches.

Ms Stewart's outburst is the latest controversy surrounding Hollywood stars who have condemned press intrusion.

The U.S. government has condemned press crackdowns in Turkey and the convictions in Egypt to no avail, which tells us something about our strategic partners.

Demonstrators carrying placards condemning press censorship marched to the Constitutional Court to voice their anger against the two proposals.

However, the scheme was instantly condemned by press campaigners as Ipso is not recognised by the Press Recognition Panel (PRP), which was set up in the wake of the Leveson inquiry into press behaviour.

And yes, he might only have condemned the press this time because it was personal.

The union today said it would appeal against their convictions, which have been widely condemned by press freedom groups.

Brussels issues orders, which are then loudly protested in each individual country, and then the E.U. is condemned by press and public for being ineffective.

It would become the Muslim governments who have so ferociously condemned our press freedom if they would at least confine censorship to their own dictatorships.Christian AndersenSIR - The motives of those protesting against the publication of cartoons deemed insulting by many Muslims could be very noble.

Although Nansen gave his blessing and warm approval, Amundsen's actions were with few exceptions condemned by press and public, and funding dried up almost completely.

The strikes were condemned by press freedom groups, though Israel said it was aiming for Hamas communications equipment on the roof of the buildings.