Thus far, this has largely involved condemnations and threats, including the withholding of federal funds and prosecuting public officials.
Since the narrow concept of evil involves moral condemnation, it is appropriately ascribed only to moral agents and their actions.
Mr. Abraham said the administration was eager to help states speed construction and viewed the taking over of project approval as a last resort because the process so often involved government condemnation of private property.
Five years following the Kelo ruling, 44 development projects involving the condemnation of privately owned land and private parties participating in the "re-purposing" of that land were rejected by citizen activists, 43 states enacted stronger laws to protect private land owners against "eminent domain abuse," and nine state high courts limited the use of eminent domain for private development.
After weeks of an international public relations war involving misinformation, condemnations, ominous warnings, video hoaxes, nautical sabotage and more, Greece announced on Friday that is was prohibiting the boats from sailing.
Unlike "jihad," which grants honor, "hirabah" brings condemnation; it involves unlawful violence and disorder.
No recognizable control programs are implemented except the routine abattoir inspection that involves whole or partial condemnation of infected carcasses for the purpose of protecting consumers' health.
One case that drew widespread international condemnation involved a cellphone video of police officers sodomizing a driver with a broomstick.
In 1239 William was closely involved in the condemnation of the Talmud.
The year 1277 marked a turning-point in his career: Giles was involved in the condemnation of the heterodox Aristotelianism issued by the Parisian bishop Etienne Tempier, although the process against him must be distinguished from the famous decree of the 7 of March 1277, as Robert Wielockx has shown.
