Sentence examples for and were criticised from inspiring English sources

Both the leave campaign and Trump made cutting immigration central in their pitch to voters and were criticised for what many saw as alarmist rhetoric.

Riot police entered the site at dawn in October last year, and were criticised for the use of Tasers against protesters.

He surmises that Lincoln grew weary of the idea which had become enmeshed in scandal and were criticised by many abolitionists.

The delays were branded a "debacle" by the office of London Mayor Boris Johnson, and were criticised by MPs.

Leaked versions of the plan, announced by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels, included the more controversial points and were criticised in German media.

In the wake of violence and unrest in Baltimore, media commentators as well as politicians - including President Barack Obama - called rioters "thugs", and were criticised for it.

We are openly criticising other people, and being criticised.

Getting shitty hands means taking messy decisions and being criticised.

"It was very expensive and was criticised heavily by some newspapers and academics".

AV is not a proportional system and was criticised by longstanding proponents of reform.

Klaus Kertess, in 1995, was more cautious, included more paintings and was criticised for an anodyne show.