Sentence examples for generally condemned from inspiring English sources

Euthanasia then was generally condemned and terminally ill patients rarely refused medical treatment.

Homosexuality is legal in Russia, but it is mostly hidden, little understood and generally condemned.

The scientific community has generally condemned the cull, mostly on the basis of by-catch.

It is generally condemned by Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, and suicide attempts are punishable by law in many countries.

Extramarital coitus, particularly by wives, is generally condemned and, if permitted, is allowed only under exceptional conditions or with specified persons.

While it was true, as the Bishop argued, that previous councils had generally condemned something, the expressed intention of Vatican II was to be a pastoral, rather than a doctrinal, Council.

Jewish law generally condemns suicide.

Free speech advocates generally condemn the move, saying that the microblogs' freewheeling debate and frequent criticism of official misconduct will be neutered if the government knows the identity of everyone who posts a comment.

Though they generally condemn attacks on Israeli civilians inside Israel, Mr. Arafat and other Palestinian leaders seldom criticize violence against Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank and Gaza, which Israel has occupied since 1967.

Critics generally condemn his films as pallid commercial pap, made for foreign markets and unworthy of Atkinson's back catalogue, but this year's Johnny English took a staggering £20 million on home turf.

Washington generally condemns settlement construction as an obstacle to the peace process, but Secretary of State John Kerry did not insist on a freeze on building in order to bring Israel to the table for the talks, which are entering the fourth of nine planned months.