Sentence examples for problem condemned from inspiring English sources

As the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, I took some satisfaction from the irony a site with a section dedicated to the "Jewish Problem," condemned to wander the wilderness, driven out of one country after another.

Doctors have no problem condemning the actions of anti-vaccine activists who endanger children.

I don't have the slightest problem condemning [Bill] Maher".

The Saudi chief justice, Sheik Saleh bin Muhammad al-Luhaidan, not normally the kind of figure to express public sympathy for the West's problems, condemned the attacks.

Yet the idea that America's democracy is broken, unable to fix the country's problems and condemned to impotent partisan warfare, has gained a lot of support lately (see article).Certainly the system looks dysfunctional.

I am not aware that Muslims have a specific problem with condemning terrorist groups and on the contrary I note widespread condemnation of terrorism from all the main Muslim organisations.

While I do recognize the Kurdish problem, I condemn PKK and its actions.

The US had no problem vocally condemning Obiang for gross human rights abuses until large oil fields were discovered in his country's waters in the 1990s and American drilling companies moved in.

"People are consciously choosing to buy cleaner vehicles as they no longer want to be complicit in our cities' pollution problem and condemning our children to the health impacts it causes.

It's true, of course, that when asked about the deficit Americans will always say it is a serious problem and condemn their elected representatives for not doing enough about it.

By Rachel Bonham Carter NEW YORK, 15 September 2005 – As world leaders meet at the United Nations World Summit, UNICEF is helping call attention to a problem that condemns millions of women and children in sub-Saharan Africa to a life of illness and lost opportunities: Poor access to water and basic sanitation.