While the film did initially get condemnation from the board, it was later given a full approval following a revision according to the September 1 publication of Motion Picture News.
Albright, who worked to get condemnation of the act at the UN, uttered her now-famous quote, "This is not cojones.
Instead, we again get perfunctory condemnations, often accompanied by a grim "moral equivalence" between Khartoum and its rebel adversaries.
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But the condemnation got knocked out tonight.
Israeli settlement activity should get a straightforward condemnation, as it does by Hanan Ashrawi in "Palestinians, America and the U.N". (Views, Jan . 21.
Clearly, most of us get beyond the condemnation, ostracism and rejection we experience and survive and thrive as out, proud and resilient gay men.
"Don was a legislator and he understands the politics of this and how the lawmakers have to guard against seeming complacent," Mr. Wilson said, adding that Mr. DiFrancesco, who is also the State Senate president, was not getting impatient with his colleagues' condemnations of the plan.
Jackson, who has been heard in the past railing against the use of this word, deserves all the condemnation he is currently getting.
And, without ever getting to court, residents sometimes fend off condemnation by wearing down the opposition.
