Sentence examples for decided to condemn from inspiring English sources

"By the time you get there, a judge has already decided to condemn.

It became apparent during the interview, no matter what was said, the inspectors [had] already decided to condemn the school".

City councils in many cities have considered or decided to condemn Arizona, while legislators in several states promised their own immigration enforcement bills largely copying Arizona's.

Several months later, county leaders decided to condemn the property, she said, to ensure that it did not wind up in the hands of developers.

After he lost the prime ministerial nomination this week, his parliamentary bloc severely criticised "Hezbollah's Iranian-backed coup", but when one of his MPs decided to condemn the Syrian president in a live speech, he was interrupted by a Hariri aide after receiving an anonymous call.

Barely can the dust settle before VS Naipaul decides to condemn all women writers to the lace-frilled dustbin of literary history; it takes one of his targets, Diana Athill, who, at 93, might reasonably prefer to be left in peace, to tell everyone to take no notice.

But, working in the public defender's office in Colorado, I find it telling that what has become known as the Colorado method of jury selection in capital cases entails, among other things, impressing on jurors the enormous burden they are taking on when they decide to condemn someone to death.

I hope those at the helm of this great nation will not decide to condemn tens of millions of mothers, brothers, wives, husbands, sons, daughters, cousins, babies, friends and grandparents to unnecessary and premature death merely because those people cannot influence U.S. policy makers with campaign contributions and votes.

Almost 9 months ago, I decided to act, to condemn these discriminatory laws.

A growing number of spiritual authorities, from Cairo to Riyadh to Jakarta, have decided, finally, to condemn the crimes of a form of militant Islam of which they had long been far too indulgent.

At the end of her career she decided to write a book condemning the UK's drug policies.