Sentence examples for state condemnation from inspiring English sources

"It was the village's use of the state condemnation law that galvanized General Motors," he said.

He sought state condemnation of a neighbor's property on Shelter Island, on the East End of Long Island, over a private feud.

The Christian Science Monitor says the scandal may force the church to talk about its don't ask, don't tell policy "where outwardly stated condemnations inhibit frank discussions about sexuality of any sort".

TransCanada has taken reticent landowners before special county boards in Texas, one of the first steps in that state's condemnation process.

The state began condemnation proceedings, which would displace about 55 businesses, ranging from technical schools and a dormitory to parking lots and sex shops.

But despite the state's condemnation of the Isfahan incidents, many in Iran believe that a long-standing strict policy on women's clothing has encouraged such attacks.

Some lawmakers tried to revise the state's condemnation procedures in the wake of the Connecticut case, but their bills died because of strenuous opposition from the Bloomberg administration.

The two-acre site, made up of 11 separate parcels with 11 owners, will actually be acquired by the state through condemnation and will be leased to the joint venture under a long-term lease.

The ruling by a panel of the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, released Thursday, said the state's condemnation procedure in taking land for the Columbia project, in the Manhattanville neighborhood, was unconstitutional.

The purposes of punishment on a communicative account are both to convey the state's condemnation of the action and to lead the offender to repent her action and to reform her conduct.

I pray that in future news I read and hear, Oklahoma is not a state of condemnation but one of acceptance.