Sentence examples for answer to the criticism from inspiring English sources

Paul Ryan, for his part, was the Republican answer to the criticism that conservatism had run out of ideas.

It was also a resounding answer to the criticism that Daley has become preoccupied by his television commitments.

Police, in answer to the criticism from many quarters, said they were simply carrying out a policy of reducing the impact of rough sleepers on the community.

It was also an answer to the criticism, levelled during her campaign against Bernie Sanders, that she had come late to progressive issues.

Schumacher's performance was the perfect answer to the criticism he has received in recent weeks.

"The government defeated opposition parties in elections last year, but has yet to find an appropriate answer to the criticism from the streets," he said.

Williams' defense of induction thus has resources to supply answers to the criticisms that have been made of it.

As a result, the above analysis answers to the criticisms of the bivariate multiple regression model and the resulting decomposition (III).

But that fleeting moment of contrition — in answer to the severe criticism he received during the inquiry last year — seemed to offer little solace to the relatives of the British men and women who died in the Iraq war.

The manifesto also pledges that "any government led by Ed Miliband will not compromise" on these fiscal rules - which is supposed to be an answer to the Conservatives' criticism that a minority Labour government would be forced to spend and borrow recklessly to secure the support of the SNP.

The appropriate answer to this criticism is: So what?