Sentence examples for make any condemnation from inspiring English sources

When pressed to take a position at a press conference, she repeatedly refused to make any condemnation.

You can make any number of ritual condemnations as you like but you have got to be judged by your actions, not just words.

Make your condemnation swift, adamant and loud.

By what right, what democratic concern, do you make your filthy condemnation?" Deneuve wrote.

IT is, of course, unfair to make a sweeping condemnation of all the athletes who participate.

China will make gestures of condemnation and, contrary to what some China-bashers believe, they will be sincere.

But he failed to discuss political reforms, as many had hoped, or to make the explicit condemnation of suicide bombings that foreign leaders had sought.

The surge in hostility suggests that tensions are rising as the 18 September referendum date nears, although the Yes Scotland campaign was swift to make a public condemnation of these incidents.

"Australia has a special responsibility as a member of the security council to join the international community in taking strong action to make clear our condemnation of the moves by Russia to annex Crimea and of the fatal attack on the Ukrainian serviceman in Crimea," Plibersek said.

"Although they should know better, these critics use anecdotes to generalize and to make sweeping condemnations of our sector.

Mr. Bové led a delegation that appeared alongside Yasir Arafat during Israel's military assault on Mr. Arafat's headquarters a few months ago, but he made no condemnation of Palestinian encouragement of suicide bombings against Israelis.