Sentence examples for when it was condemned from inspiring English sources

Although always anathema to the Marxist critics, Formalism was important in the Soviet Union until 1929, when it was condemned for its lack of political perspective.

Although he had some contact with the Catholic social action movement, Action Française, he abandoned it in 1926 when it was condemned by the Catholic Church for its nationalistic and anti-democratic tendencies.

Homosexuality only became controversial when it was condemned during the Middle Ages.JAN EWING WILLIAM CATALDI New YorkFor those who think it is preferable to resolve controversial cultural issues through the political process at the state level rather than the federal courts, look at the case of Alabama and interracial marriage.

Sometimes the government mounts legal battles to rid itself of refugees, as it did recently when it was condemned by the UN for winning a high court case to return refugees to Baghdad and Basra, thereby setting a precedent for removing refugees to other war zones.

This stood from 1876 until 1934, when it was condemned and replaced by a steel and concrete structure.

When details of the operation emerged, it was condemned by civil-liberties groups, who called it "snooper bowl".

When the Cambodia deal was signed it was condemned by the United Nations, who described it as "a worrying departure from international norms" and said Australia was shirking its responsibility of people fleeing persecution.

However, it was condemned as trivial when the tourist simply purchased curio collectibles, acquired a "superficial social polish", and pursued fleeting sexual relationships.

Peach has a delicate flavour, and even more so when it's been condemned to life in a tin.

Peter Piot, one of the team that originally identified the Ebola virus in Zaïre (now DRC), is quoted as suggesting that it may have been scarred by its experience of the swine flu threat in 2009, when it was widely condemned for over-reaction, while others considered that the reaction was characterized by complacency.

My side, your side, is at its best when it's about condemning the other side.