The basic criticism is that the tactic saves automakers money, but in a fluid society some vehicles could be missed.
From the consumer's point of view, the basic criticism of advertising is that it leads him to purchase goods that he has no wish to purchase by presenting misleading and untruthful statements or by creating wants, needs, and desires in his mind that might not otherwise exist.
The basic criticism of the h-index is that the supposed strength of its robustness at the same time constitutes its major weakness, since, for example, individual papers with excellent citation figures in a scientist's publication career receive correspondingly less attention (Harzing and van der Wal 2009).
We do not therefore agree with the basic criticism made of the report.
Not all of Free Basics' criticism is rooted in objectivity.
The first major discussion of the problem appears in Kant (1781/1787), but variants of the basic Kantian criticism can be seen across the contemporary literature (see, e.g., Chomsky 1959, Fodor and Pylyshyn 1988, Fodor 2003, Mandelbaum 2013; for the details of the Kantian argument see the entry on Kant's Transcendental Argument).
For a clear overview of the basic kinds of criticisms to which Aristotle's tenfold division of being has been subjected, see Section 2 of the entry on Aristotle's Categories.
Diderot describes Vernet's landscapes with great precision, as though he were walking through them; the peripatetic response to the topical is basic to art criticism, which deals with new art whose value has not yet been clearly established.
In politics, Macdonald was a radical democrat, but he worried that middlebrow pieties about tolerance and democracy were undermining what he saw as the basic function of criticism: discrimination.
