Sentence examples for previous condemnations from inspiring English sources

A number of Arab diplomats said it was unlikely that they would go further than their previous condemnations of the Assad government.

Mr. Mugabe, however, has shown disdain for international criticism, so it remained unclear whether the Security Council's statement would carry more weight in prompting his government to relax its oppressive measures than any previous condemnations from foreign leaders.

The remarks are, of course, in line with Fischer's previous condemnations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.

In line with previous condemnations of the cult of the skeleton saint made by Mexican bishops, the President of the Pontifical Council for Culture rejects veneration of the Mexican folk saint on theological grounds.

While much of the previous condemnation has been focused on the role of former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, General Sanchez's was an unusually broad attack on the overall course of the war.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin August 15, 2017 At a press briefing that was supposed to be about infrastructure, Trump tossed aside his previous condemnation of white nationalists like an ill-fitting suit.

The parliament is expected to pass a resolution justifying the Soviet invasion in 1979, overturning the Kremlin's previous condemnation of the war as a "political mistake," and lavish commemorations will be held across the country.

Instead, in what some Salafists see as a daring departure from previous condemnation of anything that might dilute God-given laws, it wants a "restricted" democracy confined by Islamic bounds.

The Elders' argument that they are not coming to Zimbabwe with a political purpose but a humanitarian one has fallen on stony ground – particularly in the light of previous condemnation of the Mugabe regime by Desmond Tutu, among others.

The Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell, for his part, backed away from his own previous condemnation of Moore, saying on "Face the Nation," "The people of Alabama are going to decide a week from Tuesday who they want to send to the Senate.

But despite the president's previous condemnation of white-supremacist groups, some of the president's critics believe he is more concerned with winning the support of white voters uncomfortable with supporting a leader who stokes white supremacy than he is in attracting the support of black voters.