Sentence examples for either condemned from inspiring English sources

And the only empty buildings here are either condemned or in the financial district".

Trudeau's comments were markedly more positive than most western leaders, who either condemned Castro's human rights record or tip-toed around the subject.

Israel, France, Germany, the United Nations and Amnesty International have either condemned the arrests or called for a free and fair trial.

Most of the negative opinions lodged against Soda either condemned the piece as narcissistic, pretentious and juvenile, or straight-up slut-shamed her.

Anti-Semitic incidents, they say, are often underestimated in the country: either condemned as right-wing extremism, misinterpreted or simply not reported at all.

I mean one that frequently gets raised, for example, is a lot of times a march like the one we're going to participate in tomorrow [here in Latvia at EuroPride], often is either condemned or inundated by events that are either religiously motivated by conservative's orders as somehow an assault on religion, which I don't think that these are opposing values at all.

I am not able to either condemn or justify them.

The Pope believed that he could either condemn both totalitarian powers or condemn neither of them.

A party spokeswoman said: "If the media are expecting Ukip to either condemn or condone someone's personal religious views they will get absolutely no response.

In the first phase, the British either condemn the initiative out of hand or else welcome it but insist it has nothing to do with them responses sometimes combined with welcoming it publicly while condemning it privately.

The problem, according to the critics, is that since postmodernists deny the possibility of describing matters of fact objectively, they leave us with no firm basis for either condemning the terrorist attacks or fighting back.