Sentence examples for unconditionally condemn from inspiring English sources

The American Jewish Committee offered its backing, too, as long as organizers agreed to "fully reveal their sources of funding and to unconditionally condemn terrorism inspired by Islamist ideology" — a caveat that supporters of the center consider discriminatory unless the same promises are required of those who build Roman Catholic, Jewish, Protestant and other houses of worship.

We unconditionally condemn these violent attacks on innocent Israeli citizens.

While the edict did not name President Donald Trump explicitly, it said it was disturbed by the failure "at the highest political level" to "unequivocally and unconditionally" condemn racism, and warned that the continued failure to do so could result in further violence.

The draft rejected Marxist-Leninist ideology in favor of European-style social democracy, and it "unconditionally" condemned the "crimes" of the Stalin regime, which "broke and maimed the lives of millions of people, whole nations".

In the event it needs a reminder, NATO hurriedly met on September 12 , 2001 unconditionally condemning the mass murder of 3000 innocents 24 hours earlier.

"He not only challenged terrorists, he also called on senior Deobandi clergy to either clearly and unconditionally disown and condemn them or be ready to face criticism".

Referring to the incident in Sweden, Mr Kahadeejah said this morning: "It is something we would distance ourselves from and condemn unconditionally.

the government of the United States of America, as well as high-level politicians and public officials, to unequivocally and unconditionally reject and condemn racist hate speech and crimes in Charlottesville and throughout the country.

When the rare Israeli extremist commits violence, Israeli leaders and Jewish groups condemn him unconditionally; when the Palestinian extremist acts, the act may be perfunctorily denounced as "counterproductive to the Palestinian cause" by some Palestinian leaders, but the perpetrator is lauded as a hero among the Palestinian masses.

"Perhaps because of that, they have been much more articulate and more unconditionally clear about condemning this attack".

Speaking to Stephen Sackur in the Zimbabwean capital Harare, Mr Moyo said that unless South African leaders condemned unconditionally the activities of lynch mobs, there could be further ethnic violence.