Sentence examples for condemned the change from inspiring English sources

As CSR Rapporteur in three successive European Parliament terms, I condemned the change.

Conservatives condemned the change as an affront to those who lived outside the capital's liberal bubble.

Mr Haddon-Cave condemned the change of organisational culture within the MoD between 1998 and 2006, when financial targets came to distract from safety.

But the building industry dismissed as "spin" the claim that the ECO scheme had been saved from being axed and condemned the change, saying it would cost jobs.

Three months after the Egyptian government eliminated one emergency court, saying it wanted to expand civil liberties, human rights groups have condemned the change as a showy move that has failed to improve access to fair trials.

But the reaction to removing Boudreau was so strong -- newspaper columnists condemned the change, and more than 16,000 letters of protest from fans inundated Veeck's office -- that Veeck backed off.

Labor, Greens and human rights groups have condemned the changes.

Dan Schlademan, director of Making Change at Walmart, a union-backed campaign, condemned the changes.

One group called for a boycott of the April election and many others condemned the changes to the Constitution.

George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, condemned the changes as a "tax con, not a tax cut", saying that those earning £18,000 or less would be losers, especially if they did not claim tax credits.

The RSPCA has condemned the changes, but to be fair to the BHA, with the limits still there, it's debatable if the welfare group is really correct to state "jockeys have effectively been given a licence to beat them [horses] with impunity".