Sentence examples for still condemning from inspiring English sources

In only two are posturing politicians still condemning their citizens to an incurable disease.

American Muslims protested, but the groups said that they supported his right of free speech while still condemning his opinions.

Yet communist hardliners still condemned the book as decadent; Wolf was accused of portraying industrial workers in a negative light.

Watford's ramshackle East Stand is still condemned, with the owners claiming they will rebuild it in the Premier League.

Overall, strikes were busted too, through the use of laws that unions still condemn today: in 1979, 6m working days were lost to strikes.

"I'm still condemned in this life and in the afterlife," he said, referring to the bruising fights over the project.

Four years after the European court outlawed racial segregation, Roma children throughout the Czech Republic are still condemned by the thousands to dead-end, separate schools.

Of course, there are plenty of people who still condemn the "people-isation" of the French press and its aping of the "Anglo-Saxon" style of celebrity reporting.

Though he still condemns the elder Graham's 1957 "compromise" as "the worst thing a Christian could do," Bauder said, "I think we're still getting to know Franklin Graham.

We can still condemn "the conscious intention to do harm," he says, and he goes on to sketch a system of social and judicial evaluations that can lead to making valid moral judgments about people without invoking their wills.

But critics still condemned the move to re-privatisate the London-to-Scotland line by handing it to Stagecoach, led by Scottish tycoon Brian Souter, and Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Trains.