Sentence examples for specifically condemned from inspiring English sources

Welby specifically condemned an attack on a Polish cultural centre in west London at the weekend.

Some authors, such as Anne Rice and George RR Martin have specifically condemned fanfiction, asking their fans not to play in their personal sandboxes.

But Mr. Bush has never specifically condemned the Swift boat commercial, confining himself to a mild statement that Mr. Kerry served honorably.

Breaking the Silence has specifically condemned the IDF for the use of what it describes "statistical weapons" – mortars and other artillery that are almost impossible to aim accurately.

A report on the U.S. case against Airbus, published by the W.T.O.'s dispute settlement panel late last month, specifically condemned some fundamental European practices.

On Monday, in unscheduled remarks at the White House, Trump once again addressed what had happened in Charlottesville, but this time he specifically condemned the "racist violence" that occurred in the name of the white supremacist groups.

Trump's remarks met immediate condemnation for his failure to specifically condemn white supremacy, with Republicans such as Marco Rubio joining Democrats and media commentators in calling on the president to "describe events in #Charlottesville for what they are, a terror attack by #whitesupremacists".

Senator McCain has called on the administration to "specifically condemn" the ads.

Now we know why George Bush refuses to specifically condemn these false ads.

The ministers did not specifically condemn Mr. Brandt or any other political figure for recent trips to Iraq.

Did Bush specifically condemn the Swift Boat ad? No. Instead he said he was against all independent ads.