Sentence examples for regular condemnation from inspiring English sources

For their part, the Palestinians are conceding a six-month pause in their regular condemnation of Israel in resolutions over issues like Gaza, the West Bank and education.

For more than three decades, Israel has been the target of regular condemnation by the United Nations for its occupation of lands seized in war.

On Saturday, the authorities confiscated copies of the daily newspaper Al Dustour, which has published regular condemnations of the Islamist group.

While he made regular condemnations of the west throughout his life, he remembered with affection his student days in London and Paris, welcomed debate in academic forums, and at least once participated in dialogue with Jewish and Christian leaders.

I heard the regular condemnations of Israel for being indifferent to the murder of children.

But he refused to issue an official university condemnation of the conflict or to publish regular financial statements spelling out the university's investment in companies involved in supplying arms to Palestine and Israel.

While it is fashionable for politicians to bemoan the inherent caution of Whitehall civil servants – Gove provided regular entertainment at cabinet meetings, with his florid, if unreasonable condemnations of the civil service – their insulation from the political madhouse of Westminster serves as a crucial counterweight in our democratic system.

Bad Science by Ben Goldacre Harper Perenniall £8.99) Ben Goldacre's Bad Science column should need no introduction to regular Guardian readers, and this book is more than just a reprise of a young medic's columnar condemnations.

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, in session here at its regular fall meeting, also tackled another sexuality issue, approving the text of a brochure that lays out the church's condemnation of same-sex unions.

Silent condemnation?

Condemnation is not enough".