Condemned by survey in 1870, Galena was broken up in 1872 at the Norfolk Navy Yard.
She was then surveyed and condemned as "utterly unfit for sea" and decommissioned on 9 April.
In survey after survey Britons have overwhelmingly condemned Mr. Martin's conviction, generally by margins of more than 90percentt.
Shortly after command was passed on to Bankhead Monitors engines and boilers were condemned by a board of survey which recommended that they be overhauled completely.
Joy Nyack-Binns, 54 – who will leave her smart Wendover block flat with views across London – says the block has been condemned, yet her own independent survey showed there was no evidence of subsidence.
What's more, in 2003 the General Accountability Office condemned anonymous "defensive medicine" doctor surveys, noting everything from low response rates (10 and 15percentto thethe general failure of surveys to indicate whether physicians engaged in "defensive behaviors on a daily basis or only rarely, or whether they practice them with every patient or only with certain types of patients".
Earlier this week, 68 per cent of Spaniards condemned the government's overall performance in another survey and 70 per cent said the main opposition Socialist Party was equally ineffective.
Cool characters: How cartoons sell MOO The Dairylea cow was condemned by 'Which?' as the "worst offender" in a survey of food company characters: Moo promoted 17 Dairylea products, all classed as less healthy by the FSA.
There is speculation that a geological survey may result in the entire area being condemned for human habitation, which she said would leave her entire life upside down.
In his novel, Damned, Chuck Palahniuk depicts the telemarketing industry as a business that is operated in the afterlife by condemned souls who call their targets at mealtimes to ask inane survey questions.
It was condemned by more than 500,000 people in an online petition and a recent survey found that more than 80 per cent of the public wanted the woodlands to stay in public hands.
