Sentence examples for position of condemning from inspiring English sources

"He didn't want the church to take a position of condemning people but rather of respect for their rights like any vulnerable person," said Ms. Alfieri, who sat in on the bishops' 2010 meeting.

This means that if Obama wins, his new liberal Court appointments won't find themselves in the embarrassing position of condemning their immediate predecessors.

But on his second trip, pegged to a regional summit this week, he found himself in the awkward position of condemning human rights violations while cheering the quasi-military government's improvements.

That's left Clinton in the awkward position of condemning the actions of the man whose 10-year stint as FBI director could last until 2023, near the end of a theoretical second Clinton term.

GOP leaders are in a position of both condemning Trump's approach to judicial issues and working to make sure he's the one to make lifetime judicial appointments.

He singled out Mr. Gingrich's attacks on Mr. Romney for changing his position on abortion, saying, "This idea of condemning people who change their minds is not a good idea for any of us".

Conservative groups, meanwhile, find themselves in the rare position of cheering the ratings system instead of condemning it.

If Israel had tried Palestinians accused of murder, as it did with Adolf Eichmann, instead of simply killing them, it would be in a much stronger position to condemn the murder of the tourism minister.

Neither place for disposal of condemned carcasses nor facilities for wastewater treatment exist.

"My position is condemning this film and those who produced it and strongly condemning the killing of the ambassador and diplomats because nothing justifies that," said Ihsanoglu.

Last month, however, Argentina, citing the American invasion of Iraq and acting with Mr. Kirchner's approval, reversed a decade-old position of voting to condemn Cuba for human rights violations.