Sentences with phrase «condemned in no uncertain terms»

Not simply because of the violence, but because the racist ideology at the center of the protests is wrong and must be condemned in no uncertain terms.

At a press conference, s representative of the Council condemned in no uncertain terms the lynching of the army officer on Monday at Denkyira - Obuasi and called on all resident of Denkyira to clad themselves in black attire on the day.

It is inimical to Ghana's democracy and must be condemned in no uncertain terms.

«The acts of vandalism should be condemned in no uncertain terms.

We the CONCERNED YOUTH OF KROBO LAND, condemn in no uncertain terms a statement released in the name of some invisible handful of youth calling themselves «Organized Youth of Krobo» against Hon. Atta Akyea, the Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South.

We can not condone such statements, and we condemn them in no uncertain terms as unbefitting of an envoy and holder of a high privileged diplomatic office.

We would, therefore, like to use this medium to call on all women groups, the minister of Gender and Social Protection, Mrs Oye Lithur, the speaker of parliament, women's wing in parliament, all women of all political parties, Women Rev. ministers, Queen mothers and all women including that of Kennedy Agyapong, stakeholders concern to condemned in no uncertain terms the excessive use of language by the honorable member of parliament against the woman.

According to Mrs. Mould - Iddrisu, the comments are sexist and must be condemned in no uncertain terms by all well - meaning Ghanaians in the country.

This thing is unacceptable and I condemn it in no uncertain terms,» he told journalists on Thursday.

Every lawyer must condemn this in no uncertain terms.

Not exact matches

Sex outside of marriage is fornication, and the Bible condemns fornication in no uncertain terms, and in many places.

«We condemn this act of barbarism in no uncertain terms, and, therefore, implore government as a matter of urgency to explore all legal and legitimate means to bring the perpetuators to book as soon as possible,» the Minority said.

«The minority in parliament condemns the attack in no uncertain terms as it is yet another manifestation of political vigilantism designed to intimidate, harass and silence vocal and outspoken members of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC).