Sentence examples for reason for condemning from inspiring English sources

"In 18th- and 19th-century Euro-America, Genesis 9 18-27 became the curse of Ham, a foundation myth for collective degradation, conventionally trotted out as God's reason for condemning generations of dark-skinned peoples from Africa to slavery," says Mr. Braude's paper for the Yale conference.

But (rightly or wrongly), that's the sort of thing that many people take as reason for condemning certain kinds of action.

But McCain said his larger reason for condemning Bachmann's allegations is to stand up for the character of America.

The reasons for condemning one destructive act and celebrating another don't seem clear.

He called Katyn a "crime" and said that there were "good reasons" for condemning the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union (secret protocols to that deal divided up eastern Europe).

Results led to 15 clusters characterized by reasons for condemnation, condemned portions and demographic parameters.

Both demographic data (sex, age, breed) and health related data (reasons for condemnation, condemned portions) were collected for each slaughtered animal.

The slaughterhouse is a central processing point for food animals and thus a source of both demographic data (age, breed, sex) and health-related data (reason for condemnation and condemned portions) that are not available through other sources.

There was an average of 1.3 reasons for condemnation per condemned animal with a maximum of 8. Overall 90% of condemned cattle had at least two different reasons for condemnation.

Total number of cattle organs/body system condemned and reason for condemnation in provincially inspected abattoirs in Ontario, 2001-2007.

However many possible reasons for condemnation and condemned portions exist, making the definition of relevant syndromes challenging.