Sentence examples for forcefully condemning from inspiring English sources
THE ADMINISTRATION MADE TWO GRIEVOUS MISTAKES by not forcefully condemning Russia's rampage in Chechnya and by enthusiastically acquiescing in the coup that removed Boris Yeltsin.
Several Republicans joined Democrats to rebuke Trump Saturday for attributing the violence in Charlottesville to "many sides" instead of forcefully condemning the hundreds of white supremacists, white nationalists, and neo-Nazis who gathered there with Confederate flags and militia gear.
Monday's incidents are part a sharp rise in threats made against JCCs since January as well as a rise in anti-Semitism around the nation since Donald Trump began his presidential campaign, which was frequently criticized for winking at white nationalists and not forcefully condemning hate speech and extremism.
Never before had Qadhi so forcefully condemned America's policies in public.
Obama forcefully condemned the shooting in two statements, one delivered on national television to the nation.
"Their authors don't hesitate to put human life in danger, and they should be forcefully condemned".
As far as I know, there is no current Muslim leader who has forcefully condemned suicide bombing and the slaughter of innocent people.
The family of Michael Brown, the black man whose shooting by a Ferguson police officer in August last year sparked protests that have since snowballed nationwide, forcefully condemned the attack.
Mr. Callahan said that if there was evidence of widespread fraud in the elections, the United States should cut off future economic aid to the country, refuse to name a new ambassador and forcefully condemn Mr. Ortega.
Given that such executions are clearly prohibited by international law and condemned by the majority of UN member states, it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect a UN drug policy summit to forcefully condemn this practice.
Mr. Flick, 59, a onetime playboy known to friends as Mick, has forcefully condemned the activities of his industrialist grandfather, Friedrich Flick, whose support for Hitler earned him three years in prison after World War II.
