Sentence examples for condemning to from inspiring English sources

Hocine Ait Ahmed, leader of the Socialist Forces Front, declared that "the government is condemning to perilous disorder a society which is already fragmented and ill-educated, and whose administration is undermined by corruption and incompetence".A lesser worry, expressed by many, is how the law can be enforced, given the large number of people who cannot master Arabic.

Though clearly the birds at the Oasis sanctuary are lucky to be there, and lucky to be alive, I hope that reading about them will make people rethink any idea of purchasing and condemning to a caged life an animal whose natural right it is to soar across the heavens.

Aug. 14, @jayfeely: For those of you who are so condemning to Mike Vick; take a look at your own life and think about if your darkest secrets were left bare Vick's return to the N.F.L. marked the first time Feely experienced what he calls "real dialogue" on Twitter.

Because if a car will have to be programmed to choose between two lives, that means whoever decides how the algorithm is going to function is also possibly condemning to death either bystanders or passengers.

The monopoly was defended by an imperial decree, condemning to death anyone attempting to export silkworms or their eggs.

The government regulatory bodies in the U.S. are insisting on such a slow testing process -- taking at least seven years -- that they are effectively condemning to death anybody who is diagnosed with the disease.

Are they condemned to doom?

At court, he is condemned to death.

Nevertheless, Topsy was condemned to death.

So are ambitious women condemned to singledom?

Russia is not condemned to authoritarian rule.