Sentence examples for first condemning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Medvedev's comments were not his first condemning Stalin.

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

The media, in their frenzy to assign blame, have let the pendulum swing from one extreme to the other, first condemning the former International Monetary Fund chief, and then exonerating him.

By bringing the issue of political union to the fore, the euro is contributing to real integration in Europe, and it is that integration which will enable Europe's more than adequate resources to be mobilized in order to help Greece modernize its economy without first condemning it to years of depression.

That is why we must also shun physicists who don't pursue string theory, professors who would rather teach than publish, and students who refer to ethnicity, race, religion, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationality, socio-economic status, or disabilities without first condemning racism, power, privilege, inequity and injustice".

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

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.

Ever alive to the possibilities of denouncing treason, Paisley first condemned O'Neill and then tackled the respectable Presbyterian Church in Ireland, the largest Protestant denomination in the north.