Sentence examples for total condemnation from inspiring English sources
They are starkly divided between uncritical enthusiasm and total condemnation.
The world needs an absolute, unconditional, unqualified and total condemnation of terrorism".
Shortly after, the sponsors, Paddy Power, pull out in "reaction to the worldwide focus and total condemnation of the North Korean regime over recent events".
The medical director of NHS England, Sir Bruce Keogh, has thrown his weight behind overseas staff working in the NHS and expressed his total condemnation for racist attitudes that have emerged since last week's Brexit vote.
None of that diminishes the horror of what happened in Lockerbie or my total condemnation of it, but if you're able to get someone to change, it's a good thing.
Now, I think the feeling is that we could be facing exactly the sort of long grim stalemate that you describe — that Assad is a more ruthless survivor, a cannier calculator of his own odds, and willing to withstand total condemnation and isolation to hold on to power.
Percentage of total condemnations between 2007 2012 per condemnation code per production animal type during normal (N) and emergency (E) slaughters.
"Parasitic liver" and pneumonic lungs condemnations were among the most frequently condemned portions and accounted for approximately 18%and9%9% of total condemned portions for the study period, respectively.
** Descriptive statistics indicating total lungs condemned, carcasses processed (# pigs), corresponding condemnation rates (CR) per 1000 market hogs (pigs) processed and relative risks (RR).
** Descriptive statistics indicating total kidneys condemned, carcasses processed (# pigs), corresponding condemnation rates (CR) per 1000 market hogs (pigs) processed and relative risks (RR).
** Descriptive statistics indicating number of abattoirs in each cluster, cluster radius, cluster timeframe, total kidneys condemned per number of market hogs processed (pigs), corresponding condemnation rate per 1000 pigs and observed/expected (O/E) ratio.
