Sentence examples for first condemned from inspiring English sources

But most now uncontroversial forms of income support were first condemned.

But he added that Mr. Giuliani had waited more than two years before he first condemned the police officer's actions.

The government at first condemned the attack, but more recently said the journalists had provoked their attackers.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at first condemned Congress for treating the money as a "pork barrel," feeding 50 states.

Although at first South Africa and a few West African leaders at first condemned his actions, they've all since back-tracked.

The United States first condemned the effort to equate Zionism with racism in 1975, even as the United Nations General Assembly approved a motion affirming that notion.

She never affirmed anything without first condemning its opposite, and although she saw life in these polar terms, she located the antipodes within herself.

He explained the process: the Secretary General must first condemn events as constituting crimes against humanity, then there can be a vote on Article 70, which must be introduced by someone in the Security Council.

The third condemned his doctrine and deposed him.

Witnesses said the third condemned man had kicked Farkhunda's corpse and removed some of her clothing after she died, and the fourth threw particularly large stones at her while she was still alive.

A week later, the Parliament passed three acts in one day: the first abolished the jurisdiction of the Pope in Scotland, the second condemned all doctrine and practice contrary to the reformed faith, and the third forbade the celebration of Mass in Scotland.