Sentence examples for regularly condemned from inspiring English sources
The panel has been regularly condemned as lewd, even into modern times.
Even so white, usually male, judges regularly condemned blacks to death, often on flimsy evidence.
Between 1948 and 1990, the UN regularly condemned apartheid as a crime.
Mr. Baron Cohen has received death threats and is regularly condemned in the press.
He claimed that Duterte, who has regularly condemned and dismissed the court, welcomed the news.
He said he regularly condemned the shelling of Sarajevo by Bosnian Serbs, which claimed an estimated 10,000 lives.
North Korea regularly condemns the large-scale joint drills, which it insists are provocative rehearsals for invasion.
China denies mixing politics and business, and it regularly condemns boycotts announced by others.
From pulpit and presidential mansions, African leaders regularly condemn homosexuality as a Western choice in style of life that is being exported.
Human Rights Watch, which right-leaning groups often accuse of being anti-Israel, has modeled such an approach by regularly condemning Hamas for launching rockets at Israeli civilians.
However, the vast majority are refused, even when they are from places that the Foreign Office regularly condemns for the abhorrent treatment of LGBT people, such as Uganda or Malawi.
