Sentence examples for be criticised on from inspiring English sources

The Dennett position can be criticised on two grounds.

"If [the report] is criticised, it will be criticised on the basis that conservation costs money".

Managers cannot be criticised on ethical grounds for aiming to increase long-term owner-value: that is their job.

Managers are not to be criticised on ethical grounds for striving to drive their competitors out of business provided that they do this by selling a better product, for instance, rather than by deception or coercion or through unlawful anti-competitive practices.

That stance can be criticised on several counts: that conditions in Syria now, and for the foreseeable future, are hardly conducive to credible elections; that this is a devious Russian plan to assist Assad to a new mandate, and – less convincingly – that the distinction between the future of Assad the individual and the preservation of the Syrian state is somehow spurious.

Mr Flynn later raised a point of order, asking if it was appropriate for MPs - including 79-year-old Mr Skinner - to be criticised on the basis of their age.

We are criticised on the one hand for allegedly discriminating against children from independent schools, which is untrue.

Cook, whose leadership was criticised on the disastrous Ashes tour, will oversee one-day and Test series against Sri Lanka and India this summer.

It has been criticised on Twitter for suggesting date rape.

Whereas Dhirubhai Ambani was mobbed by adoring crowds, Mukesh, protected by gunmen, is criticised on Twitter.

WhatsApp was criticised on almost every measure, and received the joint worst ranking with AT&T.