Sentence examples for further condemnations from inspiring English sources

Despite Robert's further condemnations of his border lords, all the signs were that Robert backed the growing successful Scottish militancy following Edward III's death in 1377.

In a statement the day following the incident, United CEO Oscar Munoz called it "an upsetting event to all of us here at United" and apologized for having to "re-accommodate these customers," sparking further condemnations of insensitivity.

With three further condemnations of the saint of death on her home turf, the Courtyard of the Gentiles quickly morphed into the Court of Heresy in which Santa Muerte was pronounced guilty of blasphemy against religion (read Catholicism) and given the death penalty.

The possibility remained of future confrontations that would bring further condemnation from the West.

If precedent is a guide, North Korea may follow the rocket launch with an underground nuclear test, even if that brings further condemnation.

The law prevents any further condemnation of the six men banned from sports administration for terms varying from one year to four years.

I'm sure some will see them as further condemnation of the next generation and yes they ain't very judicious or classy.

France responded to the vacuum by pressing a UN security council resolution at the weekend calling for a ceasefire, but the initiative only led to a Russian veto and further condemnation of Russia by the west.

On Monday, he received further condemnation when he defiantly refused to apologize and added that he was "disgusted" by some of the behavior and attire displayed at gay pride parades, including one he happened upon in Toronto with his wife.

The case has brought international attention, she added, noting that Morocco was criticized last November at the United Nations for its stance on violence against women and that it would be under pressure to avoid further condemnation in such global forums.

Time to deal A ferry sinks The game of the river A tricky rebalancing act ReprintsSoon afterwards, a series of revisionist statements on Japan's wartime atrocities from right-wing officials appointed by Mr Abe to the public broadcaster, NHK, brought further condemnation.