Sentence examples for prevent condemnation from inspiring English sources

The anthropologist William G. Sumner, writing in 1906, asserted that "the mores can make anything right and prevent condemnation of anything" (Sumner 1906, 521).

Seven property owners in the Fort Trumbull neighborhood, including the Cristofaros, filed a lawsuit today in State Superior Court here seeking to prevent the condemnation of their homes and businesses.

There was a particular discussion among older women in Ghana about not liking medicines from the ANC (such as iron and antimalarials), with one woman saying that, even if she attended the ANC to prevent conflict or condemnation, she did not trust such medicines: "I will go to the health facility alright.

Only recognition and condemnation can prevent the repetition of such crimes in the future".

You report that the government is going to adopt a "new definition" of antisemitism in order to prevent an "over-sweeping condemnation of Israel Britainin to pioneer new antisemitism definition, 12 December).

Yet, rather than uphold the legacy of U.S. diplomacy in support of U.N. Security Council Resolution 242, the Obama administration has attempted to strip the resolution of meaning by using its one and only veto in the Security Council in February 2011 to prevent a mildly-worded condemnation of Israeli settlement activity.

If so, his eloquent piece might have prevented its wrongful condemnation.

The law prevents any further condemnation of the six men banned from sports administration for terms varying from one year to four years.

Russia, for its part, would stand firm alongside China at the U.N. Security Council, preventing a formal condemnation of the Syrian regime, any outside military intervention, or any sanctions against it.

Despite his having established the agenda for the council, Theodore could not prevent it from making an ambiguous condemnation of Origenism.

They've appealed for information, as well as condemnation, to help catch those responsible, and prevent further attacks.