When we permit the use of torture on the one hand and condemn it on the other, we are accessories to this growing distrust.
Once his purpose became clear, the miners' leader, Arthur Scargill, rushed to condemn it on BBC Television's Conference Live programme.
The measure unleashed immediate protests, and Mr. Obama, speaking at a naturalization ceremony for active-duty service members, condemned it on the day it was signed into law.
But some Muslims were angered by the edition and Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu condemned it on Thursday as an "open provocation".
You can fire me, but I'm not going to touch this". The workers knew about the coup, they had condemned it on the day it happened.
Of the GOPers, Ike gave us the military industrial complex before he condemned it on his way out the door and Nixon got in the White House by promising to end Vietnam but never quite did.
I don't like the phrase literary journal because that just condemns it to being sold on the sidewalk next to an issue of Vogue from 1989.
At the end of the talks, held to renew interest in a region in which democracy has yet to take a strong hold, the E.U. issued a separate declaration on Belarus condemning it for its "deteriorating" record on human rights and rule of law.
Unfortunately, his hyperbole also burdened OLPC with unrealistically high expectations, thereby condemning it to fail on its own terms, or to seem to have done so.
As soon as the deal was announced on Tuesday, many war hawks condemned it for being too soft on Iran and claimed it would fuel more instability and violence in the Middle East.
