Sentence examples for routinely condemned from inspiring English sources

This approach is routinely condemned by Aipac.

His work has been routinely condemned for its xenophobia and antisemitism.

He's been routinely condemned for his representations of women, and there's no question that he rains down the abuse.

He denounced Saudi Arabia for what he called its "filthy" regime and routinely condemned the United States as evil.

Attorney General Eric Holder has routinely condemned the "inadvisable and unsustainable" policies that have made America's prison population by far the largest in the world.

For years before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the United States routinely condemned targeted killings of suspected terrorists by Israel, and most countries still object to such measures.

He denies the accusation and routinely condemns terrorist attacks.

Republicans routinely condemn such rhetoric as the reckless promotion of "class warfare" by irresponsible populists, but the reality is class conflict is a two-way street.

Its officials routinely condemn President Thabo Mbeki's AIDS policy, his handling of the troubles in neighboring Zimbabwe and his conservative economic policies.

#CancelColbert might have rankled and annoyed people who got Colbert's joke, but Park says that the point of the "movement" was to argue that white liberals who routinely condemn what she called "worse racism" will often turn a blind eye to, or even defend, more tacit forms of prejudice, especially when they come from someone who shares their basic political beliefs.

Now, in the name of curing blight or promoting economic development, they routinely condemn land owned by one private party to sell (or give) it to another.