Sentence examples for condemns citizens from inspiring English sources
More than a dozen prominent writers, including the Nobel laureates Nadine Gordimer and Günter Grass, have signed a strongly worded attack on Basque nationalist violence, which they say condemns citizens of the Basque region to live in fear.
Writer Condemns Citizens' Right to Protest Harmful Government Policies and Practices.
Pete Writer condemns citizens' right to protest harmful government policies and practices ("Democrats' sit-in was shameful," 6-25-16, http://herald-zeitung.com/opinion/article_7c8bfa44-3b31-11e6-9d16-03c1321b7cc5.html ).
He declared that soft-hearted welfare rules had condemned citizens to "social exclusion", paying some 20% of the working-age population to sit at home on benefits or subsidies.
Kangaroo courts called "komites" condemned citizens to death.
Any condemned citizen could evoke his right of Provocatio, which appealed any condemnation to the Century Assembly, and which was a precursor to habeas corpus.
In ancient Rome, a condemned citizen might not only lose his life.
In only two are posturing politicians still condemning their citizens to an incurable disease.
Williamson was right to condemn British citizens who had gone abroad to join terrorist organisations.
The biggest challenge, he said, was documenting how corruption plays out in people's everyday lives without condemning individual citizens.
The parents of murdered American journalist James Foley say the US and UK are "condemning its citizens to death" with their policy of not negotiating with terrorists.
