Sentence examples for trade condemned from inspiring English sources

Sajjad Akhtar Abassi, a lawyer wearing the black suit and tie of his trade, condemned the supreme court for upholding Qadri's death sentence last year.

Meanwhile on Tuesday, President Bush, in a veiled swipe at Mr. Kerry's stance on trade, condemned "economic isolationists," and Mr. Kerry, facing only token opposition, swept Democratic contests in Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.

Business and trade groups condemned the attack.

Fearing a media backlash, most trade unions condemned the violence.

Anti-smoking campaigners and pub trade leaders condemned compromise plans as "unworkable" while the first indications emerged last night that MPs are certain to fight over amendments to tighten the ban.

The food standards agency said it had had one meeting with Rotherham council this month and so far no evidence had been provided of an illicit trade in condemned poultry outside the court case.

A trade journal condemned the new images as pandering to low interests and predicted they would persuade people that "a newspaperman has no conscience, and that when he enters the house it is a good time to lock up the spoons".

Moreno wrote The Representation of the Landowners, a report that represented the export interest of the landowners, encouraged free trade, and condemned the privileges of the merchants benefited from the monopsony.

The Scott Meredith Literary Agency, which he acquired in 1993, charges would-be clients "readers' fees" of up to hundreds of dollars to critique their manuscripts, a practice authors and agents' trade groups condemn as exploitative.

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