Sentence examples for the third condemned from inspiring English sources

The third condemned his doctrine and deposed him.

Witnesses said the third condemned man had kicked Farkhunda's corpse and removed some of her clothing after she died, and the fourth threw particularly large stones at her while she was still alive.

The first condemned war as "illegal and unjustified".

The first condemned Jordan, a close US ally, as "a backyard garden for the enemies of the religion, Jews and crusaders... a filthy place for the traitors".

A week later, the Parliament passed three acts in one day: the first abolished the jurisdiction of the Pope in Scotland, the second condemned all doctrine and practice contrary to the reformed faith, and the third forbade the celebration of Mass in Scotland.

The United States first condemned the effort to equate Zionism with racism in 1975, even as the United Nations General Assembly approved a motion affirming that notion.

Much of their scripture and dictates were thought to be lost forever as a result, until 1945, when an Egyptian peasant digging for fertilizer in a cave unearthed a dozen leather-bound codices inside a sealed jar, a treasure trove purposely buried there by scribes at a nearby monastery sometime around AD 367, when the Church first condemned the use of non-canonical texts.

The government at first condemned the attack, but more recently said the journalists had provoked their attackers.

So exams are the obvious lever for any reforming education secretary to reach for, and indeed just about every one has done so in the 25 years since Sir Keith Joseph first condemned the unfairness of O-levels.

But the University of the Third Age condemned the effect on older people.

Some took the Rod McKuen path: the sad young men, fated to wander through the twilight world of the third sex, condemned, like Peter Pan, to always be on the outside looking in.