Sentence examples for a statement of criticism from inspiring English sources

David Dini, the headmaster of St Mark's School of Texas, issued a statement of criticism after a 19 November rally in Washington at which Spencer, a member of St Mark's class of 1997, shouted "Hail Trump!

Told to issue a statement of self-criticism, Mr. Maetzig complied, saying publicly: "I believed I was firmly in line with the party.

A report in the World Briefing column on Thursday about South Africa's failure to grant a visa to the Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled religious leader, so he could attend the 80th birthday of Desmond Tutu, the former Archbishop of Cape Town and a fellow Nobel laureate, misattributed a joint statement of criticism that called the failure "profoundly disrespectful".

In a prepared statement of criticism released by the Republican's shiny new Crit-o-matic 3000 Machine, GOP officials said "The President apparent y thinks the solution is to raise your taxes and steal your gun and then tax the gun he just stole and we are not George Bush and also freedom and Jesus.

But there has been no public statement of criticism by a senior politician, and the Iranians notice that.

In a statement of defiance in the face of criticism from the German SPD, the Irish Finance Minister told the Dail there would be no change in Ireland's relatively low corporation tax rate.

Birbalsingh has been told she can return to work on Monday after the academy's sponsor, the Diocese of Southwark, issued a statement implying criticism of her actions.

People are justifiably concerned by the partisan nature of the hacked e-mails from the University of East Anglia; and scientists (among them Ralph Cicerone, the president of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences) have issued public statements of criticism.

A McCain spokesman, Peter Feldman, said in a statement that criticisms of Mr. Obama's early work as a community organizer by Mr. McCain's running mate, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, were well within the bounds of respectable political debate.

"This equipment has undoubtedly improved the safety of our nation's law enforcement officers and enhanced their abilities to protect citizens and communities from harm," Yost Zakhary, then-president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, said in a statement last year as criticism of the program mounted.

Baath party leaders, he added, expect Saddam to issue a public statement of self-criticism, "telling of his mistakes and his excesses," including his reliance on his sons.