Although the redevelopment plan, including the condemnation of about 100 homes and 50 businesses, still requires approval by the City Council and the Planning Board, Newark officials agreed that Tuesday's deal had defused a threat by the YankeeNets to build an arena somewhere else.
This time, he was willing to risk everything, including the condemnation of his party's leadership and the White House as well as the eternal annoyance of many of his congressional colleagues, to get the final votes his bill needed to prevail.
The Senate bill provides $7.5 million for the next fiscal year and includes the condemnation ban.
After certain events in the late thirteenth century, including the condemnations of 1277, it was generally agreed that a real distinction between two or more items implies that either can exist in separation from the other at least by God's power.
In an obvious attempt to rally their crucial African-American base, Democrats stress that Governor Allen's version, unlike the one eventually adopted, did not include the current condemnation of slavery -- a low-blow tactic, in the Republican's view.
It wasn't worth delaying it for a day, or for any time, to include the predictable student condemnation or responses from the various professors who were discussed.
Demetrius the Phalerian, Callimedon, Charicles, and some others, were included in the condemnation, being absent.
The medical and public health community, including the National Cancer Institute, deserves condemnation for subordinating a legitimate and serious women's health issue to political ideology.
Randall Miller, assistant professor of ethics at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, is chairman of the commission that organizes the United Methodists' quadrennial General Conference in April, when bishops and other delegates from around the world will gather in Florida to consider proposed changes to church doctrine, including eliminating the condemnations of homosexuality.
The failed launching drew swift international condemnation, including the suspension by the United States of food aid.
