Sentence examples for offers condemnation from inspiring English sources

In April the Illinois Supreme Court blocked a landgrab by the Southwestern Illinois Development Authority, which offers condemnation services for a 6% to 10% commission.

Worshippers accept any crime identified as Islamist in motivation will automatically see nearby mosques obliged to offer condemnation – the Islamic Centre's trustees issued a very strongly worded statement immediately after Wednesday's events, a copy of which is pasted to the front door – but are weary at feeling obliged to justify their religion.

While they offer condemnations of the practice, they argue that there is no way of guaranteeing their products are slavery-free.

Former Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach offered his condemnation via Twitter, condemning racists and those who condone them through silence as "pussies".

Its cleverness is that it offers neither condemnation nor comfort.

The incentive package also offers state condemnation and purchase of about 100 acres of land in Niagara Falls for construction of the project -so that Triple Five would be given the land at no charge - and other incentives.

Francesca offers a condemnation of the text by drawing a parallel between the book and Gallehault, the knight who hides Lancelot and Guinevere as they kiss.

Australia offered "absolute condemnation" and New Zealand expressed worries about the test, as did India.

No matter how much Obama talks about his "tough" new financial regulatory reforms or offers rote condemnations of Wall Street greed, few believe there's been real change.

On one side, vegans vilify farmers; on the other, farmers offer blanket condemnation of plant-based products that are better for our health, as well as our planet.

Another notable feature of conversations with Iraqis is that they only rarely offer any condemnation of the United States or Britain, or any personal vilification of Mr. Bush or Prime Minister Tony Blair, unless they are asked questions that invite such condemnation.