Sentence examples for harshly condemning from inspiring English sources

With the country's boisterous news channels turning their attention to detailed discussions of the incident, leaders of all the mainstream parties issued statements harshly condemning the shooting.

President Saleh has issued statements harshly condemning Israel for its attacks on Palestinians in the last two weeks and directed government officials to help organize public demonstrations that have featured denunciations of Jews and Americans, including one in Aden on Tuesday that drew 50,000 people.

Administration officials said events this weekend in Tehran — when demonstrators plan to rally in defiance of the authorities — would be a telling indicator of whether President Obama would join European leaders and lawmakers on Capitol Hill in more harshly condemning the tactics of the Iranian government.

Unfortunately, Planck, who had always supported Schlick in the past, misunderstood the essay, interpreting it as a polemic for Machian positivism, and harshly condemning it (Planck 1932).

Santos, after harshly condemning the FARC's move in the last few days, set a more conciliatory tone during a speech in central Tolima on Wednesday, expressing hope that negotiations would resume.

But while the tweet may actually have been vaguely consistent with the Trump administration's general hawkishness toward Iran Secretary of State Mike Pompeo gave a speech harshly condemning the country's leadership, also on Sunday it's hard not to be suspicious of the timing.

When people find out, however, we are often harshly condemned.

It was harshly condemned today as tasteless by Marc Racicot, the chairman of the Republican National Committee.

Israel on Thursday harshly condemned the cardinal's use of World War Two imagery.

Over the weekend Israeli leaders harshly condemned the attack on the mosque.

Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have both harshly condemned the takeover of the daily Zaman.