Sentence examples for he again condemned from inspiring English sources

As José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero declared victory, he again condemned the war in Iraq and reiterated his intention to withdraw troops.

He again condemned the "appalling violence" which Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has unleashed against his own people while praising the bravery of the protesters seeking to assert their rights.

In a freewheeling, heated news conference that was supposed to highlight a new infrastructure proposal, he again condemned white supremacists but defended some "fine people" who gathered at their rally in Charlottesville and questioned why the "alt-left" had not been similarly criticized for the violent confrontations.

Chambers made his last foray into politics in 1890 in two letters to the Southern Mercury, a newspaper of the Farmers Alliancee, in which he again condemned monopolies and corporations, and suggested that all laws creating them be repealed.

Nicholas immediately appealed his case to Pope Urban VI and went to Rome to plead, but he was again condemned and was sentenced to imprisonment for life.

Forced to return to court, Mr Ross sought a life sentence, but in 2000 he was again condemned to death.After his appeal was denied in 2004, Mr Ross fired his public defenders, hired a private lawyer and demanded to be executed.

Trump once again condemned the attack as he addressed the Future Farmers of America convention in Indiana.

As Szasz famously observed in his polemic, Ceremonial Chemistry, 'today in therapeutic societies, only the physician is allowed to dispense 'dangerous drugs' [..I]f anyone else does so, he is called a 'pusher', and is again condemned and punished regardless of the consequences of his efforts' (Szasz, 2003, p. 66).

On Tuesday, Katzenberg, who one day earlier had again condemned Weinstein, calling him a "monster," said he doesn't remember saying such a thing about Ringwald.

Obama again condemned anti-Muslim rhetoric on the campaign trail, and said he believes now more than ever that "we are all in this together". "That's what makes America great," he said, an allusion — intended or not — to Trump's trademark campaign slogan.

Mr. Bush once again condemned the recent suicide attacks in Israel.