"condemn to" or "condemn by"?
The question is not weather he is condemned to hell. |
No one shall be condemned to the death penalty, or executed. |
It is in this same city that Jesus was condemned to death and crucified. |
Asia Bibi-mother of five is condemned to die-for not converting to Islam. |
The Reds desperately needed 3 points; if they failed to win they were condemned to relegation. |
Sisyphus? Sisyphus was a figure in Greek Mythology that was condemned to death by the Greek Gods. |
However, you know that in a week's time I would be condemned to death and nailed to a cross to die a horrible death. |
He was condemned to death by a judge born in County Cork and was hung at the Old Melbourne Jail on November 11, 1880. |
Only, to their great chagrin, the slaves in attendance on Ione, and Sosia, as jailer to Nydia, were condemned to remain at home. |
I have prayed many a time to take the place of some of you, and be condemned to hell rather than seeing you to fall into the pits. |
That is unhealthy and must be condemned by all. |
Do you assume all Muslims should be condemned by 9/11. |
It was also condemned by many critics as being morally deranged. |
He brought in bloodhounds, something that would be condemned by the government in Britain. |
Friday's attacks were swiftly condemned by leaders from across the political spectrum in Europe. |
Then, as now, the regime's actions were condemned by the international community, particularly in the Muslim world. |
The Jews whose history fills much of the Old Testament were condemned by God because they disobeyed his instructions. |
An MP who can't appreciate this reality is not only unfit for this high public office, but also stands to be condemned by history. |
Recent CIA strikes in Pakistan have been publicly condemned by the government as being ' in total contravention of international law. |
This was an unfortunate incident which i condemn in the strongest terms possible. |
This certainly was condemned in no uncertain terms by many well-meaning Ghanaians and civil groups. |
The kind of religious hypocrisy that Jesus condemns in the scribes can occur in any religion at any time. |
Even hinting about the validity of the laws is equated to racism and is condemned in the strongest of terms. |
I condemn in no uncertain terms this false publication stemmed by the unethical and unprofessional conduct of Mr. |
The Kingstons had gone to the Nigerian pastor, who has been condemned in many quarters for fake miracles, to seek a spiritual solution to their family problems. |
The Boss is being condemned for saying nobody owns the water. |
In prison, every criminal thinks that the society is bad and that he has not done any thing to be condemned for. |
Harper is condemned for partisanship, a lack of respect for Parliament, and an authoritarian approach to government. |
Sure, the many should not be condemned for the actions of a few, but very few of us can be so forgiving when we have been personally effected. |
Ecuador, which is the world's largest exporter of bananas, has been condemned for the widespread use of children to perform backbreaking work in the fields. |
Employers have been condemned for apparently refusing to employ graduates from the accredited and well performing Vocational Education and Training Centres (VETA). |
It was his MB that had collaborated extensively with the man whom they condemn as a tyrant today. |
The Iraq war, for example, I'd condemn as an act of reckless criminality and think Blair should be in the dock at The Hague. |
It opens with the period prior to the late 17th century, when all forms of sex outside of marriage were condemned as a sin against God. |
By the time it concluded -- months later -- Suarez had been condemned as a racist in many quarters and two of our greatest clubs found themselves set against each other as never before. |
It was neither nullified by the Reunion of 433, nor condemned at Chalcedon. |
After leaving the orthodox Church in 375, Apollinarius saw his position condemned at the Council of Constantinople, 381. |
He was condemned at Ephesus in 43l, exiled and died 451 just after the Council of Chalcedon, where he felt his position was vindicated because of emphasis of the two natures. |
They drew condemn from Democrthroughs and multiple Republicans. |
Social services and medics such as Health Visitors are fully aware of this issue and is is condemned from the Govermnent to the person on the street. |
The operation was condemned throughout the world but it was reasonably effective. |
The practice should be condemned via mass media. |