Sentence examples for he would condemn from inspiring English sources

Moving beyond the bounds of the parties' presentations, and with abundant policy arguments but precious little support from precedent, he would condemn Congress' entire product as irrational.

He attacked Günter Grass for "double standards" in backing revolutions in Latin America he would condemn in his own country.

If he failed to do so, he would "condemn all Gazans, Israelis and Palestinians alike, to ever more blood, pain, hatred and despair".

He said that if Corbyn did not alter his stance he would condemn the working people Labour was supposed to support to the "rockslide" of hard Brexit.

Nigel Evans, a Tory backbencher, accused the government of "spiv Robert Mugabe antics" that he would condemn in his role as an international election observer.

While adding that he would "condemn any person who attacks a journalist verbally or physically," he added, referring to the media, that he could "understand the attitude of those people who are exasperated by a form of intolerance and bias".

Earlier on Saturday, he'd condemned "hate" and "violence" via Twitter, but didn't mention Charlottesville by name or directly address any of the groups demonstrating there.

Earlier on Saturday, he'd condemned "hate" and "violence" via Twitter, but didn't mention Charlottesville by name or directly address any of the groups demonstrating there. .

Trump declined to pull out of either the North American Free Trade Agreement that he'd called a job killer or the six-country Iran nuclear agreement he'd condemned as "the worst deal ever negotiated". The 195-nation Paris climate accord has been given at least a temporary reprieve by a president who once said climate change is a hoax concocted by China.

Ian McEwan remembered a dinner party he held for the fugitive Rushdie at his Gloucestershire cottage, and "standing the next morning with Salman in the country kitchen, a grey English morning, and he was the lead item on the BBC – another Middle East figure saying he too would condemn him to death.

Mr. McCain said that he had no plans to make such an appearance and that if he did, "I would condemn openly the policies of Bob Jones".