Sentence examples for to begin condemning from inspiring English sources
The next steps, he said, would be to begin condemning and clearing properties within the redevelopment area while simultaneously negotiating a detailed, legally binding contract between the city and the Devils based on an informal agreement already worked out.
And it didn't take long after it passed for Latinos and immigrant rights leaders to begin condemning House Republicans for voting to approve the amendment.
The vitriolic nay-sayers trying to torpedo these talks in both capitals and elsewhere have been thwarted for the moment, but they will certainly begin condemning this process immediately.
In 1891 New York City began condemning property from 84th to 89th Street to build the East End Park, now Carl Schurz Park, along the East River, but the Wheatons and Babcocks held on until 1896.
So when people online began condemning Kondo and her KonMari method, the disparaging memes and criticism read to me less as a simple sentiment of "eh, not for me" and more as an outright cultural attack.
Internet users quickly began condemning Ms. Guo.
Some have said Mr. Romney might have spoken too soon when he called the Obama administration "disgraceful" after the American Embassy in Cairo issued a statement — before the protests began — condemning the anti-Islam video.
Just as our nation has condemned loners, those with mental illness, and more, into now immediately becoming suspects in murders, we have now begun condemning others around the world for being victims or bystanders of evil.
After a sobering briefing by a senior United Nations official, council members agreed to begin negotiating over a resolution condemning the violence.
The filmmakers said the project would not glorify Hitler, but the project, scheduled to begin filming in August, was widely condemned.
Not that the U.N. stints on that to begin with at the U.N. overall, there have been more actions in recent years condemning the U.S. than condemning say, Zimbabwe, China or Saudi Arabia.
