Sentence examples for condemned sending from inspiring English sources
Sixty-one percent of the poll's respondents opposed placing U.S. soldiers on the ground to combat the terrorist group, and most of the Democratic candidates up for re-election strongly condemned sending in ground troops in any way.
After the dot-com bubble popped, star technology analysts were condemned for sending messages mocking the same stocks they had urged investors to buy.
So a Nobel Peace Prize-winning President is being condemned for sending a gunship to kill the staff of a Nobel Peace Prize-winning charity using weapons made by the company that the founder of the Nobel Peace Prize used to own.
The release of double amputee athlete Oscar Pistorius has been condemned for sending the wrong message in South Africa, a country where violence against women is seen as a national crisis.
But this potentially life-saving help was condemned for sending kids the message that "taking drugs is an OK pastime".
At that year's Labour Party conference, held in Edinburgh, she hoped to rouse enthusiasm but instead heard herself condemned for "sending hungry and ill-clad men across the country".
Prokofiev's wife, Lina, was condemned and sent to a prison camp, and much of Prokofiev's later work was co-opted by the Soviets.
Hugo Swire said he was retiring from his role as a foreign minister hours after likening sacked allies of David Cameron to condemned prisoners sent to the guillotine during the French revolution.
Clouds always seemed to loom overhead, our driver explained, and I imagine that the darkened skies served as the final harbinger of doom for the condemned souls sent to Isla Gorgona's inescapable jungle prison between 1959 and 1982, before the government closed it and turned it into a national park in 1985.
With anyone else in the lead, these films would be condemned and sent to Guantanamo.
The proceedings dragged on for months, but Brissot and twenty of his allies were eventually condemned and sent to the guillotine on 31 October 1793.
