Sentence examples for fierce condemnations from inspiring English sources

His fierce condemnations of the apartheid government quickly made him an enemy of the state.

General Sinclair's lawyers have argued that a recent wave of attention to sexual assault in the military — President Obama and members of Congress have issued fierce condemnations of military sexual perpetrators — has made it virtually impossible for him to receive a fair trial.

He blasted the proposal with fierce condemnation.

The election has also elicited fierce condemnation from the United States, the European Union and the United Kingdom.

But there has been fierce condemnation of those who have spoken out forcefully against Ehud Olmert's government.

After Aqueduct's purses skyrocketed last winter, the New York Racing Association faced fierce condemnation over a rash of fatal breakdowns during that time.

Morsi's fierce condemnation of the Syrian regime, Iran's close ally, was as eloquent as it was piercing, and it came like a bolt from the blue.

As Putin and Russia continue to face fierce condemnation over anti-gay laws introduced in the summer, protesters are now looking to those who have such links.

When Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton likened Mexico's drug trafficking last year to an insurgency, "where the narco-traffickers control certain parts of the country," Mexican lawmakers responded with fierce condemnation.

But it also sparked fierce condemnation in both the UK and US because of the Libyan government's role in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie in 1988, with the loss of 270 people.

The trials have drawn fierce international criticism, while the imposition of a "collective" death sentence on hundreds of accused has drawn fierce condemnation from the United Nations, EU and international campaigners.