Sentence examples for condemned with a from inspiring English sources

The mean number of different condemned portions per animal was 1.8 (681,163 condemnation portions for 381,186 cattle condemned) with a minimum of one and a maximum of 18. Overall 80% of the cattle condemned had only one portion of the carcass condemned.

Any considered a risk will be condemned with a red sticker and shut down.

On the waterfront of central Havana, children peek out from buildings that should be condemned, with a third of the facade missing.

The Eighth Amendment prohibition against "cruel and unusual" punishment served as a measure of the elastic morality that facilitates the death penalty: does it constitute cruelty to infuse the condemned with a sedative, rather than a stronger anesthetic, particularly if, as attorneys for Jones and Williams argued, the circulatory conditions of the men might impair its effectiveness?

Jacob's wanting more is hardly an ambition that we in the 21st century could condemn with a straight face.

They created a rating system for films that started at "harmless" and ended at "condemned", with the latter denoting a film that was a sin to watch.

A group of praying figures are thrust up against the picture plane; next to them the jaws of Leviathan swallow up the condemned, with tiny bodies flung from a bridge into a fiery abyss in the distant background.

Pace has been internationally condemned, with 42 scientists signing an open letter earlier this year to the editor of The Lancet, stating that the study was "fraught with indefensible methodological problems".

The agreement has been widely condemned, with critics claiming that, in effect, Google was paying a 3 per cent rate of tax.

Rudd told people not to brand her a racist after the idea was widely condemned, with Labour calling it xenophobic.

"These cases must be condemned with the rigor of the law".