Sentence examples for up to condemned from inspiring English sources

International civic rights, anti-poverty and environmental groups, also including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Friends of the Earth, have lined up to condemned the Honduran government for the situation faced by campaigners like Cáceres.

One after another, yesterday's commentators and politicians lined up to condemn Jeremy Corbyn as "unelectable".

Did Cameron get up to condemn these violent fascists who betray European values?

Union leaders lined up to condemn regional pay deals for public sector workers.

Queensland and Tasmania have lined up to condemn Malcolm Turnbull's pledge to lift Western Australia's share of GST revenue.

In the 1840s there was no end of preachers lining up to condemn the evils of Chartism.

Once the man who politicians feared – and courted – the most, suddenly they were all lining up to condemn him.

But even in this age of social media, very few celebrities have stepped up to condemn Snoop's behaviour.

However, as the day of the burn approaches, commentators and experts have been lining up to condemn it.

Public reaction was swift and vitriolic, with opponents lining up to condemn the N.C.A.A. for taking away the playing rights from a Marine.

In the US, Planned Parenthood is under fire, with Republican politicians lining up to condemn the organisation and legislators repeatedly pressing to defund it.