Sentence examples for that is condemning from inspiring English sources

State law stipulates that an agency that is condemning property, or taking it through eminent-domain proceedings, must pay the attorney fees for the property owner.

His very performance was an act of defiance against a society that is condemning him, and here was society essentially saying "meh" back.

"As a member of the Tate I find it increasingly abhorrent that the celebration of human culture is tainted by a source of sponsorship in the form of BP, that is condemning humanity to a future devastated by climate change.

The ceremonies surrounding the queen's visit to the Palace of Westminster provide a tableau that is condemned as archaic by some in Britain and embraced by others.

"For me, there are not two classes of terrorism, one that is condemned and another that is pardoned," Mr. Torrijos said.

The ability of eighty members of the House of Representatives to push the Republican Party into a strategic course that is condemned by the party's top strategists is a historical oddity.

Endlessly pursuing a two-state solution that is condemned to failure, simply out of a reluctance to challenge the core problem Zionism has created, leaves Palestinians subjugated and waiting.

Here again the power patent holders have to control follow-up innovation is something that is condemned by followers of this tradition.

Nonetheless, it is also one that is condemned by all of them.

There is a poisonous ideology of Islamist extremism that is condemned by all faith and by all faith leaders.

From this definition of "cultural cannibalism" he excludes those instances where people have resorted to cannibalism under survival conditions, or where individuals have committed cannibalism as an anti-social activity that is condemned by the rest of their community.