Sentence examples for direct condemnation from inspiring English sources

Li Baodong, the ambassador from China, which helped block direct condemnation of North Korea, said the statement moved matters in "the right direction" because it urged "the parties concerned" to avoid escalating tensions.

An emergency meeting of 56 Islamic nations avoided a direct condemnation of the United States for its attacks against the Taliban.

A mild-seeming bald man with glasses, de Vries hardly spoke at first - and then came out with bravest and best words of anyone present, a direct condemnation of the US policy of torture, extraordinary rendition and detention without trial.

Direct condemnation is reserved for the men and women in the field, from the military police officers sent to guard prisoners without training to the three-star general in Iraq.

The simple, slouchy yet sexy cotton hoodies come in black, grey and pink with the text: "THIS P***Y GRABS BACK" printed across the chest, as a direct condemnation of everything Donald Trump stands for.

There was, unmistakably, a wave of grumbling in the conservative ranks -- about the shortage of strong conservative voices on the stage, about the convention speech awarded to an openly gay member of Congress, about the lack of a stronger and more direct condemnation of the Clinton-Gore administration.

The complexity inherent in debating pop, where lyrics and videos are often elliptical, ambiguous and even contradictory, isn't well served by the kind of direct condemnations that tend to generate attention.

We have learned to direct our condemnation not at the gay man but at the homophobe, who is free to say what he wants but should not be allowed to feel good about it.

Offsetting this pessimistic prognosis is the positive sign that the North has yet to single out the new Seoul administration of President Park Geun-hye for direct rhetorical condemnation.

Democrats were direct in their condemnation.

Joseph L. Mankiewicz directed this satiric condemnation of medical practice, based on a German play and a 1933 film by Curt Goetz.