Sentence examples for state condemning from inspiring English sources

The move led to a joint statement by the US and Japanese heads of state condemning the missile test.

Between 1990 and 1995, the state condemned most of 42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.

In Kuwait, the Arab heads of state condemned Israel's "barbaric aggression" and demanded an investigation.

No 10 believes there is no need to apologise because the British state condemned Dyer's actions at the time.

Paul Pate, Iowa's Republican secretary of state, condemned Cruz's campaign on Saturday for distributing the mailers.

If the state condemned the property, Mr. Durst would not have to negotiate a sale price with the owners of the two parcels he does not already have.

Last week, east African heads of state condemned the coup attempt and called for Burundian elections to be held in "a free, fair and peaceful manner".

The Stalinist state condemned experimental film technique as "bourgeois formalism," and many of the filmmakers who had made Soviet cinema world famous found themselves fighting for their careers or crushed by compromise.

To accommodate the museum's desire for a viewing gallery and sign that extended over the sidewalk, the state condemned the area 20 feet out from the building and 20 feet above the sidewalk.

When Clinton addressed the Syria issue last week, the former secretary of state condemned the Assad government but did not specifically endorse a military strike.

The Welles Declaration, issued on July 23, 1940 by the United States' Under Secretary of State Sumner Welles, then acting Secretary of State, condemned the aggression against the three independent countries of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.