condemnation

From the political right and left came condemnation of the police action.

I've never given a stuff for the condemnation of society.

If we want a book to do more than what it does, that's a condemnation.

Some see it as a condemnation of the family, but it's not.

But the very strong condemnation is put in the words of a particular character.

"And I have known from the beginning that if they had to use condemnation, it would be very small."

However, this condemnation should not be limited just to words.

Her murder was met with condemnation from the international community.

With the threat of condemnation from the fire chief, the board has to take action.

The time for rhetoric and condemnation, however, is far behind us.

Simply a condemnation of the world which had brought her forth.

At last she laid her condemnation down on all of us.

World leaders were united in their condemnation of the attacks.

In 1911, the city began condemnation actions against a number of small, local water companies.

But they have been far more vocal in their condemnation of each other.

The international community has nothing but condemnation, and that is understandable.

The critics have themselves turned to the traditional language of condemnation.

That is why we call for a condemnation of Putin.

Let God be the judge and stop pointing your condemnation.

It was another way of saying there would be no condemnations.

The first condemnation will stand, but his name and work may be kept from the Index itself.

There were condemnations from all over the world for his treatment.

"We have the money from the city to finish the condemnation process," she said.

The project requires condemnation of land, which can be done only by a government agency.

In conclusion, we call on the Council to issue strong words of condemnation.