Thomas Fehling, the mayor, said he condemned poor treatment of temporary workers reported in the German press.
The state media asked awkward questions and experts came forward to condemn poor design and construction.
We are condemning poor children to a life of lifting elderly people while rich kids swish about in laboratories.
When it comes to light, many are quick to condemn poor treatment of prisoners in some foreign jails.
The report from the confidential inquiry into maternal deaths condemned poor standards of care, but also found that, of 295 women who died while giving birth between 2003 and 2005, half were overweight and 15% were very obese.
So, rather than condemn poor Sasha, we may be better off praising her: in yawning, her body may have been making an effort to reëngage itself rather than succumb to fatigue or hunger.
But conservatives, who have battled for years to pass vouchers, said Democrats were callously condemning poor children to horrible schools, denying them the same kind of escape hatch afforded to wealthier students who can pay private and parochial school tuition.
Your opponent might think he's standing up xenophobia but most voters will only hear an outraged leftist defending the health system that condemned poor old Auntie to wait for hours on a trolley.
To reduce technological progress even supposing one could do it would be to condemn poor countries to stay poor.In fact, since the mid-1990s, the incomes of the poorest fifth have risen everywhere except, marginally, in Latin America, where they have been affected by the after-shocks of debt crises.
The Gothic psychiatric hospitals and the "mental defectives" laws that funneled patients into them, including Frame herself; rehabilitation loans from the king, like the one her father received after World War I; and those old-style health inspectors who crop up in both her life story and her fiction as villains who condemn poor people's homes and send unsanitary pets to their deaths.
