Примеры использования Not to condemn на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Do you really expect us not to condemn you?
Forgive us our shortcomings, and help us not to condemn others!
Having come not to condemn but to save,[41] he was indeed intransigent with evil, but merciful towards individuals.
Because she doesn't love you enough"not to condemn you.
You should learn not to condemn but to awaken in souls a deliberate aspiration to get rid of vices.
It is necessary to know severely friends and, knowing, not to condemn.
If I'm not to condemn anybody for whatever evil I see in them, how am I to applaud them for the good I see in them?
Therefore, the wise give an oath not to condemn anyone.
Strength of recognition I will give, but manage to put it impartially and, seeing people without covers,they learn not to condemn.
This is not to condemn any other technique or practice, but to give a fair trial to the technique of Vipassana in its purity.
And we agree even more with his appeal to the Assembly not to condemn the United Nations to operating with a budget frozen in time.
Every human being, whether prince or beggar has the power to use it at will to understand andnot to judge to love and not to condemn.
In a relaxed state a desire not to condemn, but to rationalize the behavior of other people,to enjoy life.
The Committee's objective was to draft recommendations to assist the States partiesin implementing the Convention, and certainly not to condemn them.
And each time, the Assembly has been galvanized into action, not to condemn the brutal acts of terrorism but to condemn Israel's response to it.
In doing so, however, they must be careful not to neglect the practice of the essence of their religion,not to disturb others by their own religious practices, and not to condemn or belittle other faiths.
After all, the trade regime is meant to provide benefits for all, not to condemn the most fragile and vulnerable groups of the international family to marginalization and economic strangulation.
St. Innocent, Archbishop of Kherson, addressed these words to inmates in a prison church in Vologda:«We have come here not to condemn you, but to give you consolation and edification.
And its main difficulty in that,seeing human essence to learn not to condemn, and besides not condemn, but also is feasible in process of need help them which hasn't begun see clearly yet.
The leaders of the warring parties in these countries must appreciate the enormous responsibility on their shoulders not to condemn their compatriots to senseless slaughter in perpetuity.
They called upon the Communist authorities to ensure the local public autonomy by administrative andfinancial decentralization, not to condemn the villages and towns to underdevelopment, poverty and misery and to ensure equal development conditions for all the people, regardless of their political affiliation.
Note that we are not asked to condemn this being with a mad heart.
I'm not going to condemn somebody just for not being as firmly committed as I am.
I'm not one to condemn others for what God made them, especially not those closest to me.
Contempt alone is not enough to condemn a man.
It was not enough to condemn human-rights violations.
Merely identifying some losers- even poor losers- is not sufficient to condemn a policy.
You would not condemn him to death so easily.