Sentence examples for on condemnations from inspiring English sources

It increases the requirement for public hearings on condemnations and redevelopment plans, and narrows the definition of blight that could subject properties and whole areas to condemnation.

THE European Union's foreign ministers on March 3rd were long on condemnation of Russia's takeover of Ukraine, but short on tangible responses.

Other politicians fret about how to take on a populist who thrives on condemnation, but has become too dangerous to ignore.

The Empire State Development Corporation is expected to issue a notice this week that it will hold a public hearing on condemnation.

Hours later, Mr. Berlusconi issued a statement saying he regretted that he had not made it clear that his historical analyses "are always based on condemnation of dictatorships," the Italian news agency LaPresse reported.

Western governments have been long on condemnation and short on action".

However, various biological and non-biological factors were found to have an effect on condemnation rates.

Therefore, epidemiological studies on joint health that contain conclusions based only on condemnation rates are likely to be of limited value.

The condemnation rate did not mirror the joint health in the studied population, and conclusions about joint health that are based on condemnation data are likely to be erroneous.

There was a consistent trend observed whereby abattoirs with larger processing capacities were associated with a sparing effect on condemnation rates for both organ condemnation categories [see Additional File 2, Table S2].

It was interesting to find similarities and differences in terms of the significant variables and the impact the variables had on condemnation rates in both the liver and lung portion models, as well as the previously described models for whole carcass condemnations [ 17].