Sentence examples for has never condemned from inspiring English sources

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). also complained that Trump has never condemned the language of his 2016 campaign events.

Christianity has never condemned material requests but rather has integrated them into a single providential order while at the same time subordinating them to spiritual values.

But while Hamas has never condemned any militia for launching rockets, a month ago it called on them to stop firing at the Gaza-Israel border crossings, something that gives Israel a good excuse to keep them closed.

I'd be willing to bet large amounts of money that Williams has never condemned the Obama administration's abuse of Manning in detention or its dangerously radical prosecution of him for "aiding the enemy".

China's occupation of Tibet has been longer, more brutal and less justified than Israel's of the West Bank and Gaza, yet the United Nations has never condemned China or recognized the Tibetans' right to self-determination.

The Pope has never condemned John that I know of.

Donna Marie Artuso, vice president of the National Association for Biomedical Research, which defends the use of animals in laboratories, said that Ingrid Newkirk, PETA's founder, had "never condemned violent behavior by animal extremists".

Suu Kyi has mildly urged restraint by both the military and militants, but has never fully condemned the actions of the Burmese forces.

But Mr. Bush has never specifically condemned the Swift boat commercial, confining himself to a mild statement that Mr. Kerry served honorably.

Mr. Pierson is aggrieved that, as a councilman, Mr. Levin funneled discretionary funds to Ridgewood Bushwick and has never publicly condemned Mr. Lopez's alleged treatment of female staff members, as so many others have.

It is admitted that the effect of the statute is to make valued policies of those issued; and the conclusive effect which has been ascribed to their valuation has never been condemned as making them wager policies or as introducing elements of speculation into them.