condemned

Karzai condemned the air strike, which he said happened Thursday in the province of Takhar.

So was the Condemned Man's head cleft from his body, and was innocence visited upon him that day.

And when she confessed that she had done these things he condemned her to the beasts.

He only self-condemned his incapability of keeping sister staying with him, taking care of her, sharing all the happiness and bitterness.

Dr Noel Gomes, also a member of the association, said the practice of organ trading was barbaric and should be condemned and stopped.

While most of the criticism condemned his obsession with sex and fowl language, few would deny that he was a man of genius.

During the first third of the century water was often condemned on the ground that it lacked food value and did not aid digestion.

JPS: The LORD will not leave him in his hand, nor suffer him to be condemned when he is judged.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi condemned the "heinous crime" and said the culprits would be brought to justice.

Two condemned prisoners were due to be executed, but no one knew their language to hear their confession.

However, at the age of 70 and gravely ill, Galileo Galilei was called before Pope Urban VIII and was condemned to be silent.

He was just beginning to grow accustomed to the institutionalization which his relatives had kindly condemned him.

The young American is now in an ancient, condemned whaler , with a mutinous crew and a weak captain .

The gods had condemned Sisyphus to ceaselessly rolling a rock to the top of a mountain, whence the stone would fall back of its own weight.

The prime minister has condemned it as an invasion of privacy and his lawyer has said he would take legal action against the newspaper.

Obama spokesman Bill Burton condemned her comment as "unfortunate" and said it "has no place in this campaign. "

White House spokesman said Washington condemned the killing of Ahmad Wali Karzai, who was shot dead by his long-serving head of security.

In his interview with the Guardian, Karroubi condemned Ashtiani's sentence and said he was opposed to stoning in principle.

'You and I did not set fire to the place, ' he said softly, 'and you see we are not condemned, and not in prison. '

By admitting that excessive drinking does not harm than good, the man who indulged in the practice was condemned out of his own mouth.

The culture minister said he absolutely condemned sex tourism and paedophilia which he said he never practised.

The building was condemned due to a pipe bursting and the tenants were told to leave.

NASB: The LORD will not leave him in his hand Or let him be condemned when he is judged.

An upright post with a transverse piece near the top, on which condemned persons were executed in ancient times.

This decision condemned her to years of regret.

The goal managed person should not be condemned as being self-centered in his drive. He may be very strongly driven by God Himself.

Does it mean, as I seem to be saying, that the subject is condemned to seeing himself emerge, in initio, only in the field of the Other?

Ille Yilmaz (Ismet Yilmaz) condemned on the matter, he said militants "in the test of our patience, we will reciprocate to launch revenge. "

Egypt condemned the air strikes as well, and said it would open its border with Gaza to allow some of the wounded to be brought out.

She began to embrace her Confucian heritage, she was able to argue against those who condemned the Confucian tradition as submissive.

The maritime tribunal condemned him, for this crime, to a prolongation of his term for three years, which made eight years.

A painting which represents a familiar subject in an unexpected way is often condemned for no better reson than that it does not seem right.

And Jesus stood up and said to her, Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?

Everyone condemned him for his ill-treatment to his girlfriend.

When I condemned it as it must be condemned, there was no room for understanding.

But it was too terrible for that When I tried to understand it, I had the feeling I was failing to condemn it as it must be condemned.

Those who pursue the higher life of wisdom, who seek to live by spiritual principles, must be prepared to be laughed at and condemned.

After the accident, the injury in his backbone condemned him to bed.

No man of vice can be condemned unless he ceases to look upon vice as a pretext and turns it into a goal.

If Jesus reached out to save a man whose crimes had condemned him to die, he will surely save you and me.

President Obama said he was disturbed by the attack on the British embassy. The U. N Security Council also condemned the incident.

And he was angry with his friends because they had not found a reasonable answer, but only had condemned Job.

He got up from his chair like a condemned man and plodded to the lectern as though going to the guillotine.

Society's surfeit of surveillance cameras that inspires the Big Brother format is often condemned as a symbol of an Orwellian dystopia.

Practically every teacher of old seems to have condemned it, especially sexual desire, saying that it must be controlled, subjugated.

They condemned him for creating vulgar theatricality and pandering to the contemporary taste for it.

The United States condemned the attack and said it would continue supporting Pakistan's efforts to combat extremism and bolster democracy.

Levchenko never condemned him for being what he naturally was, any more than he would condemn a dog for barking.

President Morsi has condemned the violence and said any attack on the Cathedral was an attack on him personally.

He would, if his sharp-tongued co-author Anna Schwartz is any clue, have condemned the bank bailouts of recent years.

Don't let them say about the man condemned to death: "He is going to pay his debt to society, " but: "They're going to chop his head off. "

When the poor woman lost her husband, she realized that she was condemned to a lonely old age.

Biden condemned the announcement, saying it undermines the trust needed to restart negotiations, which have broken off for more than a year.

Although he did not mean it this way, I couldn't help but think of a condemned man being asked for his final words.

Even as it condemned the leak, the White House also noted that the bulk of the material released was from the Bush administration.

[ kjv ] and the king of egypt put him down at jerusalem , and condemned the land in an hundred talents of silver and a talent of gold.

The Court clearly was unwilling to put the stamp of constitutional approval on a practice condemned by more than 95 percent of the country.

The White House condemned the release of the documents, as it has in the past when WikiLeaks has made classified material public.

The last organs to be removed were invariably the heart and lungs so as to keep the condemned alive (and in pain) as long as possible.

It was terrible, almost as if a judge were to sleep in the same bed with a condemned man.

Speaking to reporters in Washington, she condemned the disclosure of any classified information that threatened national security.

He pointed out that, at least Pen must be heard before he was condemned.

China has continued to censor new and old media, but this has hardly condemned it to "dismal economic failure" .

It is not a sentimental compassion mental agony inflicted upon a condemned man but a dread of destroying the miracle of life.

I supposed Ishould be condemned in Hareton Earnshaw's heart, if not by his mouth, to the lowest pit in the infernal regions. . .

Commentary: This week, Li was condemned in the face of a voice, to adopt a vigorous and resolute measures have to save.

Local authorities require the family of the condemned, including young children, to stand in the front row of spectators.

The British government has condemned the hero's welcome Libya gave to the only man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing in 1988.

The Israelis condemned him as a terrorist and then negotiated peace with him.

this ceremony performed, they led him to one of the condemned cells, and left him there--alone.

Nor did the occupation last long; only a few months before they were driven off, condemned as madmen rather than criminals.

It remains to be seen what Sharpton makes of his opportunity, but the fact that he has it doesn't mean he should be condemned as a sellout.

Containers used for condemned meat products shall be distinctly marked "CONDEMNED"

U. S. President Barack Obama has condemned North Korea's latest nuclear test, saying the international community must stand up to Pyongyang.

But what she did violated the birth control policy of China. She was seriously condemned.

Because the color of the text or conventional visible color, do not be hidden text, baidu search engine will not condemned as a cheat.

why , you said , " answered mademoiselle danglars , " that you would be condemned to die like the worst criminals .

From the point of view of history, of reason, and of truth, monasticism is condemned.

South Korea and Japan have condemned the launches as provocative and a breach of a recent UN Security Council resolution.

The loser was to be condemned to beheading. The prince rigged his opponent's chariot to crash during the race.

We become like a king, a governor, a president, a judge, someone who has the right to grant a pardon to a condemned person.

Wikileaks has condemned the decision and urged supporters to close their accounts at the bank.

All the newspapers condemned the general for his speech attacking a friendly nation.

Your partner should be able feel safe to share with you anything without the fear of being judged or condemned.

The invasion of the human rights is notoriously illegal and is always condemned by the people.

The other story is about a Muslim dervish who was condemned by his enemies to wander in the desert and eventually die of starvation.

United States said the resolution was unbalanced because it condemned Israel without condemning the terrorism that Israel is fighting.

8 Healthy speech that cannot be condemned, that he who opposes may be put to shame, having nothing evil to say about us.

Or else you find out in an unpleasant way: You're arrested, you are condemned, you are tortured, you are shot, you disappear.

The peanut industry also condemned the company, portraying it as a rogue operator.

Political leaders have condemned the police violence, but disagree about whether the elections should be postponed.

For this, she was routinely condemned for ice-cold brutishness by the left, and by some in her own party.

Gibson, a rare conservative in Hollywood, was brutally condemned by his fellow stars and sent into virtual career exile.

The White House has strongly condemned the release of the documents, saying it places lives at risk and threatens national security.

For his alleged impiety in questioning cherished beliefs, Socrates was condemned to death as a corrupter of the morals of Athenian youth.

Scrying became widespread by the 5th century AD and was condemned by the medieval Christian church as the work of the devil.

If a new line of clothes is condemned by the critics, part of the fickleness of fashion, the company's share price will dive. ? ?

If there had really been a change of heart, Beijing would surely have condemned that attack.

She told me she had left the Catholic church during her adolescence, when her priest condemned her sexual behavior.

The bill was condemned by foreign governments and human rights groups, and has yet to come up for a vote.

Last week, a court rejected Aung San Suu Kyi's appeal against the extension of her widely condemned house arrest.

After all, their handling of some previous demonstrations in London was condemned as too harsh.

The court in Beijing condemned the man of wilful and malicious injury.

Others condemned its inability to hear evidence given under oath or compel witnesses to attend.

Slovakia has condemned the move and retaliated with its own law banning double citizenship.

The Arab League also condemned the "crimes" against protesters in Libya and said it would bar the country from League meetings.

The international community condemned the test, and the U. N. Security Council stepped up economic sanctions against the North.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon has strongly condemned the Israeli shelling of the U. N. headquarters in Gaza City.

I am not the only condemned prisoner who wants the right to donate his organs.

20And how the chief priests and our rulers delivered him to be condemned to death, and have crucified him.

Then the king rose from his seat and questioned the ministers about why they had condemned the man to death.

His illness condemned him to be in bed all the time.

The human rights organisation Amnesty International condemned the sentence, describing flogging as a cruel punishment.

Condemned meat products derived from a food animal affected with a reportable disease shall be destroyed .

We condemned Mr Netanyahu for the "arrogance of his assumption that the Palestinians will in the end accept whatever he offers them" .

Are they condemned like their now better managed flock to only be bought once a year?

The White House condemned the attack as an act of terrorism that no cause whatsoever can justify.

It is understood financial difficulties led her to find a second job, but the Police Association has condemned her choice of work.

As one of the four late Qing Dynasty's condemned novels, "Nie Hai Hua" is a masterpiece of satirical novels of the late Qing Dynasty.

Atlas A Titan condemned by Zeus to support the heavens upon his shoulders.

The changes may seem surprising for a city where churches that have long condemned homosexuality remain a powerful force.

Why did no one speak? My hands began to shake so I pulled them behind me-like one condemned.

Paralysis of the lower limbs condemned him to a wheelchair.

One of the most influential Sunni clerics, the Sheikh of al-Azhar in Cairo, has condemned attacks on protesters taking refuge in mosques.

The cracker rules were condemned as 'particularly daft', by the British Retail Consortium .

Afterwards, diplomats emerged with a united voice saying they opposed and condemned Pyongyang's latest defiance of international law.

Meanwhile, the U. S. condemned North Korea but has said more needs to be learned about the Israeli raid.

Reporter interviewed a random number of onlookers in the public, the majority of this poster condemned.

We were, he argued, condemned by the tendency of population to grow geometrically while food production would increase only arithmetically.

Austerity is unavoidable, but Spain, Portugal, Ireland and others cannot be condemned to semi-permanent deflation.

In Washington, Republicans condemned the U-turn, which came at the end of a 60-day review.

The Tajik side reiterated that it strongly condemned East Turkistan terrorist forces and supported china's policy on this question.

Either we accepted the unforgiving imperatives of the globalised economy or we would be condemned to fatal isolation.

He condemned the judge hearing the case was politically motivated, are conspiring to remove him from office.

They well should be, because if a change does not happen in their hearts, they are going to be condemned in the judgment.

A Titan condemned by Zeus to support the heavens upon his shoulders.

In a famous speech, he angrily condemned the Eight -country Joint Army's invasion to China and burn off the Summer Palace .

Wood condemned the rocketing and said Israel, which reportedly responded with some mortar fire, had shown restraint thus far.

In its statement last night the FAC, expressed support for Allen and condemned "the vitriol that has been directed at her in recent days" .

May the groans of the prisoners come before you; by the strength of your arm preserve those condemned to die.

Mr. Cameron, returning to London on Tuesday after breaking off his summer vacation in Italy, condemned what he called 'pure criminality. '

I was condemned to hear all out: finally, he reached the 'FIRST OF THE SEVENTY-FIRST. '

But President Calderon also condemned faults in the system that have allowed criminals to escape justice.

But as a Sunni Muslim close to the Muslim Brotherhood, he has condemned Bahrain's democracy activists as Shia bigots and tools of Iran.

Displeased, Cixi saw these changes as a serious threat to her power and condemned the reforms as too radical.

That controversial call was widely condemned, especially on Wall Street, where the muni market is an enormous profit spinner.

It was not victors' justice but victims' justice that condemned him to hang.

Mr Thaksin, speaking on a satellite channel, condemned the verdict as "very political" and "a joke for the world" .

With the consent of an official veterinarian, operators may harvest or salvage certain condemned meat products for medicinal purposes.

And they sat down upon garments laid to pledge by every altar: and drank the wine of the condemned in the house of their God.

He who believes and is baptized shall be saved, but he who does not believe shall be condemned.

The ( anti-apartheid ) movement publicly condemned her in 1989 for inflicting a "reign of terror" on Soweto with her gang of bodyguards.

North Korea has condemned disruptions of the torch relay elsewhere, and supported Beijing in its crackdown on violent protests in Tibet.

But others condemned a dictator with a repressive government that spread communist revolution in Latin America and Africa.

Philosophy Matters Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly.

The Islamist Muslim Brotherhood, a powerful opposition group whose members are often rounded up by Egyptian police, condemned the attacks.

Mr. Obama called for the creation of a Palestinian state and condemned Jewish settlement expansion in the West Bank.

So far the overwhelming majority of those who viewed the ads condemned them.

The saying about those who fail to understand UNIX being condemned to reinvent it poorly is even truer when it comes to X11.

China's change of heart is far from complete: Beijing has still not condemned North Korea for torpedoing a South Korean warship. During Mr.

Tell you not a man playing a neutral, as would be condemned!

On the last night of a man condemned to die at dawn these arrangements are made.

British journalistic excesses can rightly be condemned, but the American media could use a few more of them.

Even those who should abjure their errors were condemned, if men, to die by the sword; if women, to be buried alive.

But this time, business associations across the globe filed petitions with Beijing that condemned the new policy.

The conviction should be condemned, but it should not jeopardise the conclusion of trade negotiations.

LIKE generals condemned to fight the last war, investors seem fated to hark back to the last financial crisis.

She would be saved from burning only to be condemned to perpetual imprisonment.

Only a few politicians in the region have condemned the French action outright.

He condemned her to leading a dreary life.

He ran out of time and suffered the consequences: he was condemned to death and forced to take his own life.

Thebar association condemned the lawyer 's actions but did not disbar him.

Major religious leaders in the United States blasted the film in fiery sermons, and condemned its subject matter as pornographic.

The BBC has condemned the conviction of its reporter in Tajikistan on a charge of assisting a banned Islamist organisation.

Republican Senator Charles Grassley condemned the ATF operation as counter to the mission the agency was established to carry out.

He'd been condemned to death in absentia on charges relating to a number of bomb attacks and killings over the past three years.

Pakistan's government has condemned the Mumbai assault as a "barbaric act of terrorism" and denied involvement by any "state institutions" .

The Delegation did not see why they should be condemned just simply because they were drafted and based on a specific philosophy.

The ruling All People's Congress condemned all forms of violence, the police said it would comply with the ban.

President Karzai condemned the killing in a statement, saying shooting a civilian bus violates NATO's commitment to safeguard civilian life.

But when Cephas came to Antioch, I opposed him to his face because he stood condemned.

his enemies plotted against him, and he was finally condemned to death in 1498 at the instance of the Pope on made-up charges of heresy.

Man is saved or condemned by his own deeds.

Needless to say, critics have also condemned the report as irrelevant, damaging, or toothless.

Joseph Scarnati, the president of the state Senate, has condemned the shutdown as back-door gun control by "liberals from Philadelphia" .

Liverpool Football Club have condemned comments from a journalist who described the Hillsborough disaster as a "riot" .

A US military spokesman in Kabul condemned the video as propaganda and a breach of the rules of war.

He was condemned for discarding his wife.

That comment came on the same day as the United Nations Security Council officially condemned the nuclear test by North Korea.

Russia and China have condemned a US plan for a global missile defence shield, saying it will set back international disarmament efforts.

Nobody will be condemned by accident or because they didn't manage to figure out a highly complex riddle, or any other conundrum.

But soon after arriving in Rome, he condemned Thursday's attacks in the British capital as "ferocious. "

While we are today better prepared to prevent and fight off infectious diseases, we are nonetheless condemned to coexist with them.

The date of the United States more than serious politicians condemned the shooting.

Of all the inedible meat products in a registered establishment, condemned meat products require the closest supervision.

Such reasoning provided proslavery advocates with a response to those who condemned slavery on economic and moral grounds.

MPs from all three major parties condemned the firm's attempt to prevent the reporting of parliamentary proceedings.

Indonesia's president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, condemned the attack as "cruel and inhuman" and vowed to hunt down the perpetrators.

Press rights group Reporters Without Borders condemned the killing of the three, who had been reporting from the scene of the mosque attack.

Instead he drank water, and was condemned to sleepless nights and days of sweats and shakes.

The decision was condemned by international campaigning groups which say the project will rob tribal people of their way of life.

A man whose only kitchen skill involves the speed dial to Domino's is condemned to a diet of grease, salt, white bread, and sugar.

23 But he who doubts is condemned if he eats, because it is not out of faith; for all that is not out of faith is sin.

Contemporary Issues: There is no official doctrine on abortion; therefore, abortion is not condemned.

Let not the spirit take wings and soar to the abode of the gods and forget the earth. Are we not mortals, condemned to die?

Afghan President Hamid Karzai, NATO and the British government all condemned the assault.

I felt, in my guts, that this [Soviet] action was rejected and condemned by the people.

he sweepingly condemned the entire population of the country for the war crimes.

as soon as it learnt of his views, they were condemned unequivocally.

We Chinese are convinced that whoever attempts to break up the country or the nation will be condemned by history.

It was condemned in the "strongest possible terms" and gravely denied the status it claims as a nuclear power.

The U. N. Security Council on May 25 unanimously condemned North Korea's nuclear test, including strong objections from China and Russia.

The cocktail used generally contains sodium thiopental (to anaesthetise the condemned man), pancuronium bromide and potassium chloride.

General construction requirements for registered establishments apply also for condemned meat product holding rooms and shipping areas.

The move was condemned internationally, but led to a backlash from some Chinese.

suddenly, these students felt free to be true to themselves, even when others condemned their actions.

More recently they both vetoed a Security Council Resolution that would have condemned Syria's violent crackdown on protestors.

It showed the world ground people panicked to be condemned into hospitals and how matters could be remedied.

Also against his three friends was his wrath kindled, because they had found no answer, and yet had condemned Job.

The posting of UK's Prince William to the Falkland Islands was condemned by Argentina as a "provocative act, " the BBC reported.

The new parliament which emerged was hand-picked, and subsequent elections to its successor in 2000 were widely condemned.

In his remarks, Palestinian President Abbas condemned rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip that target towns in southern Israel.

In a news conference in Seoul, the cloning team also condemned the reproductive cloning of humans as "unsafe and inefficient. "

In Washington, President Obama condemned what he called an "outrageous act of terrorism" and offered assistance.

The US defence secretary, Robert Gates, condemned the decision by the news agency Associated Press to publish.

News Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch condemned the alleged reporting tactics that have sparked the mess.

US Ambassador Anne Patterson condemned the targeting of aid workers as an attack against Pakistani society.

But a Nato official condemned any leak of classified documents, saying they could potentially endanger security.

They seemed to me like envoys from the populace who were condemned to witness the tragedy from front-row seats.

Black leaders and organizations should have quickly condemned the racially motivated Pennsylvania shootings.

However, sorrowful people are not condemned to a life of failure.

Karzai strongly condemned the attack, and appealed to the NATO force to exercise more care not to injure and kill civilians.

A UN envoy for Somalia strongly condemned the killing of a prominent Somali comedian and media worker.

Animal protection charity, The Born Free Foundation, has condemned the zoo and issued a statement to urge tourists not to visit it.

In late February, for instance, the Bundesbank, the country's central bank, condemned the idea as an opaque inter-governmental transfer.

A frame or sledge on which condemned persons were dragged to execution.

With backing from British Prime Minister David Cameron, Clegg condemned "Edwardian" attitudes to childcare and traditional family roles.

Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned.

Extradition is very often obstructed by the fact that a person condemned to death in absentia cannot be extradited for human-rights reasons.

Management shall keep records of condemned meat products received for sterilization from registered establishments.

But now- since I am irrevocably doomed- wherefore should I not snatch the solace allowed to the condemned culprit before his execution?

The judge condemned the criminal to death for a case of murder.

Condemned prisoners are 'definitely not a proper source for organ transplants, ' the China Daily newspaper quoted Mr Huang as saying.

Zimbabwe's three leading figures have condemned international sanctions on the country at a World Economic Forum conference in Tanzania.

The Macphails, condemned to spend a fortnight of idleness at Pago-pago, set about making the best of things.

Last night, MPs condemned the payments as a 'bribe' and accused the unions of holding the public to ransom.

While many sites are on public land with unrestricted access, others are on private property, condemned or fenced off and should be avoided.

It's pathetic that human beings should be condemned to spend the greater part of their lives amid such surroundings.

Still, they said, he had acted for good reason: to end slavery in America. Southern newspapers condemned Brown.

Any persons found advocating a preventive war should be condemned to two hours a day with these ingenious monsters.