Sentence examples for they would condemn from inspiring English sources

They were "delighted" whenever he promised to block the state aid with the understanding that, of course, they would condemn the commission's move in public.

Asked Monday by an audience member whether they would condemn Hamas, those at the news conference declined to answer, saying they wanted to focus on the planned center.

Bush administration officials nonetheless said on Friday that they would condemn China's record at an annual United Nations forum in Geneva.

"It's just unfair that they would condemn him when Parliament is full of people who are way worse than him, who have avoided taxes, stolen public money and worked against the people," said Alessandra Abbate, 49, a supporter from Bologna.

But the Tiananmen massacre coincided with the collapse of Communist power all over eastern Europe in 1989, leaving China's leaders convinced that by introducing democracy they would condemn China to the same fate as the Soviet Union.

Surely most importantly for Warrington, whatever their coach, Tony Smith, says, is that if they finish top, they would condemn Wigan to a derby against St Helens in the first round of the play-offs – and Saints really do seem to be in ominously good shape for yet another tilt at Old Trafford.

I doubt they'd condemn foreign scholars for doing the same.

"The main thing was, never let any government people in the building, because they'd condemn it," Smith says.

He also said the executive order was "not a Muslim ban" ― something some Republicans, such as House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., have used as a justification for accepting it even though they'd condemned Trump's call back in 2015 for a blanket ban on people who practice Islam.

Sure they did something wrong, they did something that we would condemn, but they're not the only one responsible...

"They know that it would condemn the journal to death if it were viewed as obligatory or if their investigators had a special in," says Eisen.