Sentence examples for repeated condemnations from inspiring English sources

His speech on Saturday was well received, if a touch defensive in its repeated condemnations of the "PC police".

White House officials vehemently reject such criticism, citing the president's repeated condemnations of violence against the police as an answer to racial injustice.

It's this self-serving narrative of martyrdom, however, that exhausted even those who would have been sympathetic to Morgan's repeated condemnations of America's lax guns laws.

Mr. Putin praised India for its longstanding pledge renouncing the first use of nuclear weapons in combat and Pakistan for its repeated condemnations of terrorism by forces within or outside his country.

Paul impaired his relations with King Louis XI of France by his repeated condemnations of the Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges a pronouncement, issued by King Charles VII of France in 1438, that established the liberties of the French Church, particularly the election of the French king's nominee for successors to vacant prelacies.

He cited the U.N. Human Rights Council's repeated condemnations of the Damascus security forces' deadly abuses as further evidence.

"During my time on the NCCL Executive, I was at the forefront of repeated public condemnations of PIE and their despicable views.

Mr. Biden condemned the new housing in unusually blunt terms and repeated the condemnation in Ramallah on Wednesday, saying the announcement undermined the confidence needed to move peace forward.

Whether it was because of her repeated public condemnation or other demons, McDow eventually committed suicide.

Zimbabwe's treatment of the press, which, along with The Daily News, includes several privately owned weekly papers, has drawn widespread attention and repeated international condemnation.

2.32pm: On a visit to Leeds, David Cameron has repeated his condemnation of the "completely unacceptable, violent, thuggish behaviour" at the protests in London yesterday.