Sentence examples for fairly condemned from inspiring English sources

Massacre was the word no nonsense about "crossfire" here—and the FARC was fairly condemned for employing the same tactics as Mr Castaño's thugs, the acknowledged experts in this field.

Also on Thursday, in the 19th session of Saddam Hussein's trial on charges of crimes against humanity, the former chief judge of Mr. Hussein's Revolutionary Court said he had fairly condemned 148 Shiites to death for trying to assassinate Mr. Hussein in Dujail in 1982.

As when first staged two years ago, Fiona Shaw's production is clear-sighted and non-sensational; nothing that the audience witnesses could ever fairly be condemned as gratuitous or offensive.

If even America, with its complex legal guarantees and elaborate court system, cannot apply the death penalty fairly or avoid condemning the innocent, then do executions have a place in any society which values justice?

I thought we'd made a good movie and it didn't get treated at all fairly – it had already been condemned to death before it had been seen by anyone.

In the wake of the Duggar scandal, many Christian news organizations have posted news stories about the news, and while few have outright condemned him, most have been fairly neutral.

His attempts at legal redress were unsuccessful, despite recognition even in church circles that he had not been fairly treated in the court hearing that had condemned him.

The 19 worthies on the commission, drawn fairly evenly from countries that import and export labour, roundly condemned illegal immigration.

Broadly speaking, the authorities have condemned their acts, while athletes and team coaches have been fairly sympathetic.

(He condemned the attack).

Politicians condemned his appeal.