Sentence examples for specific condemnation from inspiring English sources

But Bush did not offer the specific condemnation of the Swift Boat group that McCain had sought.

China opposed the majority of the other Security Council members over whether there would be a specific condemnation of the North.

Mr. Kerry has profited from the Democrats' pioneer work in this new form of rogue campaigning; Mr. Bush has used wholesale denunciations of the 527's to avoid any specific condemnation of the Swift boat ads.

For its part the White House pointedly avoided any specific condemnation of the announcement, although it said further settlement activity "does not help advance peace" and that it expects Israel to show restraint moving forward.

British language is usually calibrated to the "nth degree" to balance those aims against a general endorsement of Palestinian rights and specific condemnation of Hamas and its tactics.

But later, in a White House appearance that came 48 hours after the lethal violence in Charlottesville, Trump issued the specific condemnation his critics had sought.

After the president's initial criticism of Israel earlier in the week, White House and State Department officials focused today on appealing for restraint on all sides, while avoiding specific condemnations of Israeli actions.

This additional, focused, country-specific condemnation type of resolution is necessary and this mechanism, focused on human rights violations, is warranted.

His critics on the right, however, pale in comparison to those on the left, who eschew specific policy condemnation in favor of an extremely boring kind of mockery.

There is absolutely no indication in that article, six months after the trial, that the committee was formed in reaction to a specific and harsh condemnation of the very research that the report claimed was morally and ethically ideal.

The Jewish leaders who addressed him were more specific in their condemnation of Islamist violence.