Sentence examples for robust condemnation from inspiring English sources
Let's remember that international and domestic observers called the Nigerian elections fraudulent and the European Parliament issued a robust condemnation.
On one of the most serious issues raised by the e-mail messages, the Russell panel did find some cause for complaint, but it did not issue the robust condemnation sought by climate skeptics.
CAIRO — Following a blunt phone call from President Obama, Egyptian leaders scrambled Thursday to try to repair the country's alliance with Washington, tacitly acknowledging that they erred in their response to the attack on the United States Embassy by seeking to first appease anti-American domestic opinion without offering a robust condemnation of the violence.
There were further robust condemnations from Russia, the European Union, NATO, Germany and Britain.
EU foreign ministers mulled their next moves on the Ukraine crisis in Brussels on Monday after the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, delivered her most robust and pessimistic public condemnation of Putin to date, warning that the Kremlin was seeking to spread its sphere of influence not only in the former Soviet states of Georgia and Moldova, but also to Serbia and Bosnia.
But there was also widespread condemnation of Holland's robust approach to the match, with the Dutch icon Johan Cruyff scathing in his assessment of his fellow countrymen, accusing them of playing "anti-football" and choosing an "ugly path".
In a robust defence of the detention regime that has brought condemnation around the world, the US president said Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the al-Qaida operative believed to have plotted the attacks on the World Trade Centre and Pentagon, and 13 other terror suspects had been brought to Guantánamo and would be brought to trial.
"The Council can continue to adopt robust resolutions, impose strong coercive measures, and issue stern condemnations, but... Kim Jong Un doesn't seem to care and Beijing has not proven itself serious about implementing those measures that are already in place," Pressman said.
Condemnation is not enough".
It provoked widespread condemnation.
