Sentence examples for highly condemned from inspiring English sources

Even before the Indian government clamped down on activist based NGOs – a move highly condemned which arises from insecurity and paranoia – NGOs regardless were widely perceived as neo-colonial and rent-seeking: people are fed up with being told that they know nothing; that they need our help; that Indians are unable to help themselves.

"I highly condemn that approach.

A social environment highly condemning of unmarried motherhood hindered these women from making strategic choices on how to handle their situation.

A health inspector has condemned Highly's "hut with a hole in the roof," forcing him to ready his prized collection of books for sale — "worth millions," he says, "rare an' precious" — in order to raise money for a proper dwelling.

He was in his home state of Texas for his son's wedding when Trump delivered a widely condemned, highly politicized speech to the Boy Scouts of America.

Muhammad Ahmed al-Rashid, a senior member of the council and of the Muslim Brotherhood here, a highly political sect, has condemned the foreign occupation in long interviews with Al Jazeera, the Arab network.

Hundreds of people protested in Paris on Monday with a group of privacy advocates, human rights organisations and unions, condemning "highly intrusive surveillance methods".

Washington has condemned North Korea's "highly provocative act".

The addictive machines are highly controversial and have been condemned by campaigners because punters can stake up to £100 every 20 seconds.

Strapped to a gurney after years of confinement in a highly regimented setting, today's condemned inmates are much more likely to appear institutionalized than their predecessors.

At this rate, conceivably, Idowu could walk into the Olympic stadium and compete without any assistance from a coach – a high-risk strategy in a highly technical event which Van Commenee condemned as "compromising" Idowu's chances.