Sentence examples for the resolution condemns from inspiring English sources

The resolution condemns what it calls "defamation of religions" — a vague notion that can perhaps best be described as a form of expression that offends another's religious sensibilities — and urges countries to enact laws that prohibit such forms of expression.

The resolution condemns the use of chemical weapons and demands that the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad cease to use such weapons.

The resolution "condemns the activities of vulture funds" and says it regrets the effect the debt payment to such funds could have "on the capacity of governments to fulfil their human rights obligations".

The resolution condemns the recruitment of foreign fighters and expresses readiness to blacklist people financing or facilitating travel of foreign fighters.

The resolution condemns any direct or indirect trade with Islamic State or Nusra Front and warns such moves could lead to sanctions.

But only narrowly: last year the resolution condemning it passsed by 22 to 20 votes.

The resolution condemned "grave and systematic" human rights violations in Syria, listing among other things "arbitrary executions, excessive use of force and the killing and persecution of protesters".

The resolution condemned all Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory as a "flagrant violation" of international law that imperilled a future two-state peace.

This view is echoed by conservatives in Congress, including Tom Feeney, a Florida Republican, who is the chief sponsor of the resolution condemning the Supreme Court's use of foreign law.

The United States, which was joined by five European nations in voting against the resolution, condemned it both for singling out Israel and for including a long section about the control of Jerusalem, land confiscation and settlement expansion.

The resolution condemned the "continuous negative impact of the Israeli military confrontations" in Gaza as well.