He was most likely condemned for insubordination, and handed over as a danger to public order.
As it is, we are contributing to the greatest series of extinctions in the last 65m years, and likely condemning our closest relatives in the process.
The Nigerians, though, seemed to accept their fate half-heartedly — and in their meek surrender likely condemned their coach, Shaibu Amodu, to the same thing that has happened to him before.
Mr. Hynes said that challenges to the relevance of war literature are freighted with danger, and that those who would diminish or remove it from reading lists deprive themselves of part of the human experience -- and are likely condemned to repeat it.
Studies indicate that if the word "rape" is swapped for phrases like "forced sex" or "non-consensual sex", people are far more likely to admit to the behaviour and less likely to condemn it.
Nationally, he reported, Muslim-Americans are the religious group most likely to condemn personal or military acts of violence and least likely to identify with their religion on a worldwide scale.
However, environmentalists are likely to condemn the decision.
In Chicago, for example, lower income and minority residents are more likely to condemn smoking, drinking and fighting among teenagers than upper class or white residents.
In a real world version of Hurst's example, torture would be just as likely to condemn the baby to death.
