Sentence examples for vigorously condemning from inspiring English sources

I have signed several manifestoes and given many interviews, vigorously condemning these violations of human rights in Cuba.

Mr. Clinton emphasized the need to work to strengthen democracy in Russia rather than vigorously condemning Russian policy in Chechnya, and he devoted little time to assuaging Russian fears, shared by Western Europe, that the United States had turned its back on efforts to control nuclear arms.

He vigorously condemned the bus bombing.

A spokesman for Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, said he "vigorously condemned" the Israeli ground offensive.

The Committee to Protect Journalists in New York and the Paris-based Reporters Sans Frontières have vigorously condemned his arrest.

People in both communities have vigorously condemned the recent violence, and both sides stress their cultural affinities.

The Niger government said in a statement that it "vigorously condemns this odious and monstrous act of banditism".

In the Parliament of 1629, Eliot went further by drawing up three resolutions that vigorously condemned Charles's religious policy and his customs levies.

"France vigorously condemns the dramatic escalation of violence in Syria, which has led the Arab League to suspend its observers' mission," the French foreign ministry said.

Sheikh Qaradawi is neither the most moderate, nor the most extreme, of Muslim clerics; he has vigorously condemned al-Qaeda's attacks in America and Indonesia (and won western plaudits for doing so) but condoned suicide bombings in the Middle East.

Ms Hodge said big accountancy firms were also culpable: "This committee has vigorously condemned the activities of the big UK accountancy firms in helping their clients find loopholes in legislation and establish highly artificial tax structures.