Sentence examples for larger condemnation from inspiring English sources

These attacks echo the larger condemnation of Russia's foreign policy by the international community.

A spokesman for the senator pointed HuffPost to Sanders' larger condemnation of racist rhetoric employed by President Donald Trump, Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis and Georgia gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp during their campaigns.

She called for a "larger societal condemnation of a male abuse of power".

The transformation could be made only by large-scale condemnation of what was already there, and the city and state together proposed a new way to link up private and public: the developers would get the right to build on condition that they paid directly for public improvements.

An association between larger abattoirs and lower condemnation rates for both lung and kidney condemnations agreed with findings that demonstrated the same effect for whole carcass condemnation rates [ 14].

So, too, his condemnation of large-scale housing projects -- built by the old Democratic urban machines -- that led to what he called "the ghettoization of the poor".

In the following years, with the Lebanon war in the headlines, Peres began to agree, in large measure, with those leaders' condemnation of Israeli overreach.

Considering the large number of reasons for condemnation, condemnation portions and demographic data, it is not feasible to monitor individually each potential combination.

European leaders are scrambling to find a way to stem the flow of migrants across the Mediterranean, after a large spike in deaths drew public condemnation.

These also tended to include fairly mild admonitions about the potential impact on talent acquisition, but by and large they avoided strong or direct condemnation of the Trump administration actions on moral or values-based grounds.

That is more a condemnation of politics writ large than a complimentary statement about the president.