Sentences with phrase «condemned as an assault»

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This is why, Francis insists, we must oppose, not just assaults on the environment, but grave attacks on human rights — such as abortion and coercive population control — and condemn destructive gender ideologies, since «it is not healthy to cancel out sexual difference.»

For example, to condemn lethal organ harvesting, or pre-viability removal of an unborn child from its mother, it is not necessary to claim that the surgeon «must» have intended the foreseen death for the unborn child or the organ donor — as a result of what he did intend for the object of his assault.

Governor of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has condemned the actions of some hoodlums who burnt down the state High Court in Ilesa, describing it as a major assault on civilization.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is one of many condemning Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump for his statements in the 2005 incident, where he spoke of women in vulgar terms, and described actions that many view as sexual assault.

«Ministers are planning a new assault on what they condemn as the «growth industry» of time - wasting judicial reviews in the courts.

He further condemned the attack as «an assault on democracy.»

Boris Johnson's office has released a press statement condemning the 50p tax rate as «an assault on London».

Author Meg Rosoff has condemned UK education policy, describing the government's focus on exams as «an assault on childhood».

Despite the hope of success for students and empowerment for parents, unions quickly condemn the idea of school choice as an «assault on public education.»

Soon after this, global publishing chiefs including Markus Dohle of Penguin Random House, Carolyn Reidy of Simon & Schuster and Arnaud Nourry of Hachette Livre condemned the closures as «an assault on parliamentary democracy, the government and the people».

All condemn Mann's tactics as an assault on the free press.

Our work with children is focused on providing legal assistance to juveniles condemned to die in prison; challenging the placement of youth in adult jails and prisons, where they face an elevated risk of assault and sexual violence; and challenging the prosecution of very young children as adults.

This archaic rule, which ignores the recognised fact that many victims of sexual assault do not have the psychological resources to commence litigation within six years, has long been condemned as unjust and nonsensical.