| And neither are condemnatory statements and protests, although they do serve the purpose of highlighting this scourge in our society. |
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| Their courage helped millions of people to be less condemnatory and more considerate. |
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| If it is too condemnatory, he fears somebody will deface it. All this is the latest step in a delicate re-examination of Polish-Jewish relations. |
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| Conservative reviewers of the three books seemed more condemnatory than writers from the opposition benches. |
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| India had voted against the draft resolution because it was condemnatory and possibly counterproductive. |
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| The EU's behaviour, consisting of encouraging words but stifling, reticent and condemnatory actions is doomed to failure. |
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| These references, however critical, are never wholly condemnatory. |
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| You're using a word that has less condemnatory power, and that many people can envision including themselves. |
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| The reasons why they hastened to issue condemnatory votes are part of their more general plans in the Middle East. |
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| The draft resolution was condemnatory and not constructive, so his delegation had been unable to support it. |
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| A few supported my efforts in the image review, but the vast majority came in the form of condemnatory allegations. |
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| That's very sharp, and might even be seen by some as being condemnatory. |
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| What are European citizens supposed to believe when they read the condemnatory statements by the Council, on the one hand, and hear the derisory comments by the ministers in it, on the other? |
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| And, in the headline in question, it seemed beyond doubt that The Independent was ascribing to the term a condemnatory meaning because that was the sense of Bryant's comment on the awards. |
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| A total of 6 appeals were lodged on first instance judgments, judgments for 6 persons became legally binding, all of them condemnatory, one suspended sentence and five sentences of imprisonment. |
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| Recommendations and condemnatory resolutions of these committees are not enforceable, with the result that in practice they represent only a statement of moral authority. |
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| Finally, we solemnly call for an end to the homophobic remarks that stir up hatred, especially when these condemnatory words are uttered by the highest State authorities. |
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| We voted in favour of the condemnatory paragraphs and of the measures to assist women who are forced to flee from countries where women are the victims of systematic barbarism. |
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| President Karzai and the Special Rapporteur on the right to education issued condemnatory public statements after six children were killed in a school in Kunar. |
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| Even if the condemnatory sentence is to be converted by the jurisdiction of destination, the penal situation of the convict shall not be aggravated. |
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| The KHRG provided crucial evidence to the recent International Labour Organization's investigation of forced labour in Burma, resulting in an unprecedented condemnatory report. |
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| Condemnatory judgments, for example, may be accompanied by impulses of retribution and punishment. |
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