The word 'condemning' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a strong disapproval of someone or something. Example sentence: The Prime Minister's speech was strongly condemning of the government's response to the crisis.
A special motion condemning the riots and supporting those on the sharp end of seven days of disorder was backed across the Stormont assembly floor.
It won't be defeated until we unite not just in condemning the acts of terrorism, which we all do, but in fighting the poisonous propaganda that the root cause of this terrorism somehow lies with us around this table, and not with them.
Several hundred students from the historically black colleges of Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta University protested in front of CNN's Atlanta headquarters on Tuesday night, condemning the network's coverage of the Ferguson protests.
On July 13, Qatar's resolution, condemning the Israeli military assaults on Gaza and the Palestinian groups' firing of rockets at Israel and abduction of its soldiers, secured 10 votes with four abstentions.
The NUS joined the voices condemning the university's actions.
However, as Draghi was spelling out the benefits of his approach, the scale of the opposition he faces within the ECB was laid bare, as his fellow governing council member, Jens Weidmann, gave a strongly-worded interview condemning QE and questioning the support being offered to Greece.
People were condemning Jibril's forces, condemning the regime.
They point out that 255 Scottish estates, including many of the most famous grouse moors, signed letters this year condemning persecution and many supported wildlife crime initiatives.
The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, issued a statement condemning the breakdown of the ceasefire, adding he was "gravely disappointed by the return to hostilities" and urging the sides not to allow matters to escalate.
Schoolyard stuff, unlikely to cause great upset in the ranks of the party that laid the vital foundations for the Good Friday agreement while steadfastly condemning violence from all quarters.
Galloway arrived 90 minutes late, delivered a speech condemning Israel and then interrupted a reply being made by Eylon Aslan-Levy, a student at Brasenose College.
