Sentence examples for expected to condemn from inspiring English sources

Patriotic southerners were expected to condemn the North and its Stalinist ways.

He is also expected to condemn Clinton's foreign policy of regime change and democracy promotion.

American Jewish organizations have never been expected to condemn Israeli atrocities or to curtail financing of extremist Jewish settler movements in the occupied Palestinian territories.

The latest exchanges came on a day when Poland was in the international spotlight for Pope Francis's visit to Kraków, where he is expected to condemn religious violence.

But the general pattern is one of judges realising that they might be expected to condemn government incompetence or deceit and averting their eyes from the 'appalling vista' which looms before them.

The protesters said they were deeply disappointed that the United States could not find a way to compromise and sign an international declaration that is expected to condemn slavery and racial discrimination.

The Cuban said that his relative had waggishly asked whether the anti-imperialist Cubans were now the "new enemy," since, for many years, he had been expected to publicly condemn the Americans.

If I'm expected to picket and condemn loving, happy families, then I'm tired of being a Christian.

In the middle of an intense political campaign, Islamists and nationalists are denouncing what they see as undue interference in Indonesia's internal affairs, and presidential candidates are expected to join in condemning the American pressure.

I do not expect Barack Obama to condemn the Tea Party's racist elements, any more than I expect Ben Jealous to lead the war in Afghanistan.

She says: 'How can you expect me to condemn human rights abuses in Algeria, China and elsewhere when the United Nations themselves are responsible for the situation in Iraq?' The UN economic sanctions have denied Iraqis spare parts to restore infrastructure, making water and airborne infectious disease rampant.