Sentence examples for muted condemnation from inspiring English sources
There was also no explicit reference to alleged war crimes committed by the government forces - rather a more muted condemnation of "all human rights violations and abuses" in Syria.
She was to claim that the Labour party was now the "natural home" of these forces – which was why it was so muted in its condemnation of the violence and its praise of the police or working miners, and yet willing to trumpet the "extreme cause" of Arthur Scargill's leadership of the National Union of Mineworkers.
The party establishment's reaction was, in comparison to the current outpouring of condemnation, relatively muted.
Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi has drawn international condemnation over her muted response to the violence.
But even if the government fails to placate the opposition, she suggested that international condemnation had so far been muted.
Even the U.K., whose condemnation of Bahrain is usually horribly muted, publicly "registered concern" at the resumption of executions, while the U.S. criticized the restrictions on political opposition groups, and specifically mentioned targets groups Al Wefaq and Wa'ad.
The murder attracted condemnation from around the world, but received more muted coverage in Uganda.
Until now the only public information about the raid has been a muted and vague diplomatic protest from Syria that Israel had violated its airspace and a condemnation by North Korea's Foreign Ministry of what it called "a very dangerous provocation".
One sign that Mr. Sharon may be trying to bolster Mr. Qurei, whom he has known for years, lies in what the Israelis are not saying: their condemnation of Mr. Arafat, a staple of Israeli public statements, has lately been more muted.
The fact that the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet patrols the Persian Gulf from its base in Bahrain is often mentioned in discussions of why the Obama administration's condemnation of the kingdom's use of force against protesters over the past year has been relatively muted.
