Sentence examples for given a condemnation from inspiring English sources

Given a condemnation rate between 1-2‰, woulduld expect slaughterhouses having processed over 1,000 carcasses during the study period to have reported at least one carcass condemnation but not all have.

Your paper, if you had given a stronger condemnation of Israel's cruelty, could have saved more civilians.

The White House issued a veto threat earlier this week for the House Republicans' $659 million bill and gave a strong condemnation of the plan to vote to end DACA.

And in his Monday statement, Trump missed the mark once again despite giving a direct condemnation of white supremacy after the backlash against his initial statement.

If they give you a condemnation there's no way to get them to vote".

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.

But even as Internet.org faces condemnation for (at best) hypothetical and indirect violations of free speech, Reddit's explicit new limits are given a pass.

I was reminded of this listening to John Kay, one of the UK's leading economists, give a strongly worded condemnation of shareholder primacy, arguing profit maximisation is a "crass description" of the purpose of a company.

McConnell, who previously said Moore should leave the race if the allegations against him "are true," gave a more forceful condemnation on Monday. .

The United States, to Beijing's condemnation, gave a visa to a former president of Taiwan, Lee Teng-hui, who had planned to visit his alma mater, Cornell University, in May.

That seemed an astonishing statement even for Chaudhuri, given his condemnation of British rulers in India as so often brutal and ignorant.