Sentence examples for condemned record from inspiring English sources

Simon Danczuk, the outspoken Labour MP, has condemned record labels for "chewing up and spitting out" musicians ahead of the broadcast of an interview he did with the singer.

The British Council defends the work it has done to develop educational links with a country with such a widely condemned record, however, saying it sought always to continue operating in countries during difficult times.

A former member of the Gangster Disciples street gang, Wallace "Gator" Bradley, condemned the record labels for feeding on the "aura of violence" rappers create in their videos.

But some Democrats in Congress, abortion rights groups and civil liberties advocates condemned the records demand on Thursday and called for Mr. Ashcroft to drop the subpoenas.

"Burn Hollywood Burn" assails the use of black stereotypes in movies, and "Who Stole the Soul?" condemns the record industry's exploitation of black recording artists and calls for reparations.

All the main parties bar his own have united against him to condemn his record in office and to call for the August 1st special session of the People's Consultative Assembly, which appointed Mr Wahid in October 1999 and has the power to dismiss him.In this section Better late than never He isn't going quietly Mahathir's anniversary blues Taken hostage Politics as normal A pipe of peace?

AP condemns phone record seizure Jump to media player The Associated Press has described the US government's secret seizure of its journalists' telephone records as a "massive and unprecedented intrusion".

Apart from criticizing Mr. Erdogan's remarks about integration, leading conservatives, including Volker Kauder, a parliamentary leader of the conservative bloc, condemned Turkey's record on religious freedom.

A10 China is using intensive diplomacy and procedural tools against a Clinton administration effort to have China's human rights record condemned by the United Nations Human Rights Commission.

Greta Van Susteren, the host of "On the Record," condemned the column as "beyond vicious" and repeatedly referred to Ms. Mallick as "a pig".

In a speech in Heswall, Merseyside, the Labour leader condemned the Tories' record on immigration – labelling it "in tatters" – and told voters that his party will not make promises it cannot meet.