Sentence examples for first condemnation from inspiring English sources

The killings brought Israel its first condemnation from the United Nations Security Council.

Internationally, Mr. Sharon's raid on Qibbiya earned Israel its first condemnation from the United Nations Security Council.

From its first condemnation of the coup and its refusal to recognize the de facto government, the administration has argued that it supported Mr. Zelaya's return.

The scandal intensified last week when a Malaysian parliamentary committee clearly suggested misconduct had occurred, in the first condemnation from an official body in Kuala Lumpur.

Finally, late Monday, the United Nations Security Council issued its first condemnation of the violence sweeping Zimbabwe, regretting that the "campaign of violence and the restrictions on the political opposition have made it impossible for a free and fair election to take place on 27 June".

"It is unacceptable to steal elections, as the regime in Burma has done again for all the world to see," President Obama said in a speech to India's Parliament, in his second condemnation in two days.

First, the condemnation of the type as "being too thin and narrow".

Although the tests, ostensibly to weed out bogus immigration claims, first drew condemnation in the late 1970s, the extent to which the practice had taken place was not clear until now.

The first public condemnation of the trophy was in 2011, when Nnedi Okorafor won the World Fantasy award for best novel and blogged about her "conflicted" feelings over the fact that "a statuette of this racist man's head is one of my greatest honours as a writer".

UNITED NATIONS — With Zimbabwe's opposition under siege and its leader taking refuge at the Dutch Embassy, the Security Council on Monday issued its first sweeping condemnation of the violence gripping the nation, saying it would be "impossible for a free and fair election to take place".

His ideas on lordship and church wealth, expressed in De civili dominio (On Civil Dominion), caused his first official condemnation in 1377 by the Pope (Gregory XI), who censured nineteen articles.