Sentence examples for avoid criticisms from inspiring English sources

The moves testify to the clout of the region's Congressional delegation and the push by federal authorities in Washington to avoid criticisms about unresponsiveness that emerged in the aftermath of other major disasters.

Hillary Clinton's pantsuits became part of her visual brand, but they may also have been a way to avoid criticisms of her outfits.

In remaking the series, Adrian Hodges worked to avoid criticisms of the 1970s series and he felt it was "important that a new version had a cultural and class mix that really represented the country as it is now"; to meet this needs, they created two new characters, Al and Najid.

Thorough negotiations with key stakeholders and transparent decision making are important to avoid criticisms about credibility.

This is a classic debate strategy -- criticize your opponent and never affirm what you believe in order to avoid criticism.

If the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hoped to avoid criticism by this move, it failed.

If you want to avoid criticism, say nothing, do nothing, be nothing".

Speculating about how to avoid criticism usually leads to over-defensiveness.

Not deferential, exactly, but careful to avoid criticism for fear it would be counterproductive.

Mr. Bloomberg may forgo the incentive package, a company executive said, to avoid criticism.

Early, he seemed unrestrained by national Republican efforts to avoid criticism of the Clintons.