Sentence examples for lead to condemnation from inspiring English sources

I understand that this provocation may lead to condemnation and more sanctions.

Although species of Onchocerca have generally been considered low-pathogenic and therefore of little veterinary interest [ 3], according to the current results it is obvious that they inflict pathological changes which lead to condemnation of infected parts of carcasses in bovine meat inspection.

Between 1998 and 2002, the courts rejected private condemnations or overturned designations of blight (which can lead to condemnations) in 40% of the cases they reviewed, the Institute of Justice found.

His comments, reported in the Daily Mirror, led to condemnation on websites and Twitter.

The conduct of South Yorkshire police during the inquests angered the home secretary, Theresa May, and Labour's Andy Burnham, and led to condemnation in the House of Commons.

This led to condemnation of Mr. Spitzer, the resignations of some of those aides, and charges that some of the aides had violated the Public Officers Law, which sets standards for state officials' conduct.

This outcry led to condemnation of the plans and heritage listing of the property by the National Trust, and forced the Commonwealth Bank to ask the Federal Government to take the property off its hands.

Coderre noted that, that same year, a source provided Le Journal de Montréal records which showed that Coderre's office requested officers escort him to a photo op with singer Corey Hart, which led to condemnation and ridicule from his opponents in city hall.

The inclusion of that document in the event led to condemnations and a boycott from federalist politicians and the withdrawal of some government funding for the event.

Knowing that the move would lead to international condemnation, he said he went ahead with it anyway.

The atrocity in Houla, a rebel-controlled village near the city of Homs, has lead to widespread condemnation.