Sentence examples for appropriate criticism from inspiring English sources
"I still think it was the right decision, while I understand that it opened us up for appropriate criticism".
Matters of choice such as political views and religious beliefs are freely open to examination and where appropriate criticism and opposition, equally vigorous where necessary.
However, he added, he was confident that "serious and objective historical research will allow the evaluation [of Pius] in the correct light," including "appropriate criticism".
(It's important to note, as well, that the researchers say this project has no connection to the University of Texas energy institute that faced appropriate criticism over unstated industry ties).
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that he would not apologize for characterizing the federal agents who seized Elian Gonzalez as "storm troopers," adding that it was "an appropriate criticism" directed not at the agents but at President Clinton and Attorney General Janet Reno.
While we supported the broad planks of both the official and nongovernmental Durban platforms spelling out concrete steps for countries to take in combating racism around the world, our organizations took the unusual step of publicly disowning portions of the nongovernmental organization declaration that went beyond appropriate criticism of Israeli practices.
In this sense, any suggestion or even appropriate criticisms coming from the author or reviewer communities will be acknowledged.
The implication seems to be that Ms. Snyder is doing what good feminists have always done: appropriating criticism and using it to productive ends.
These decisions might be subject to appropriate moral criticism.
The challenge for creating quality criteria in foresight is to encompass all these different ontologisms, processes and contextual values but also to state explicitly the aim of foresight by an appropriate scientific criticism that is understood by all parties involved.
The appropriate form of criticism to validate outcomes on these levels is the third form of conceptual criticism, which includes intersubjective criticism.
