Sentence examples for faces condemnation from inspiring English sources

Israel also faces condemnation from the United Nations and international human rights groups for allegedly using excessive force.

While he still faces condemnation of his profession from family members, last year he added a tattoo on his left arm: a beehive, a Mormon symbol of working together for the common good.

Now, the Italian government faces condemnation by the European court, and De Sousa's case in Portugal has raised the prospect that she could be sent to Italy by Portugal to face her four-year jail sentence.

Meanwhile Silvio Berlusconi faces condemnation for his handling of Italy's economic problems when Europe's main Christian Democrat leaders hold their strategy talks ahead of Sunday's two summits, one for all leaders of the EU's 27 member states and another just for the 17 eurozone countries.

But even as Internet.org faces condemnation for (at best) hypothetical and indirect violations of free speech, Reddit's explicit new limits are given a pass.

Despite its second move in five days to make EpiPens more affordable for consumers, England-based Mylan still faces condemnation from critics who accuse it of price-gouging.

Women orators in the 18th and 19th centuries faced condemnation and sometimes violence.

The Taliban faced condemnation over a proposal that non-Muslims wear yellow badges.

Ministers faced condemnation last night after announcing plans to block publication of a bill-by-bill breakdown of MPs' expenses.

Former British prime minister Tony Blair has faced condemnation for advising the rulers of Central Asia's largest country on good governance.

Barclays faced condemnation on Tuesday after announcing a 10% rise in bonus payouts despite a dramatic fall in profits and plans to cut 12,000 jobs this year.