("The conventional is uncritically enjoyed, while the truly new is criticized with aversion").
In 2001, Thai's fleet was criticized — with an off-color invective — by the country's own prime minister.
While marketing to children has been criticized with obesity related lawsuits, product tie-ins are a complicated issue for parents.
When the Bush administration issued an update last week on federal climate research, it was criticized with equal vigor by environmentalists and by industry-backed groups.
The manner in which the new legislation is being 'railroaded' through parliament has also been criticized with former shadow Home Secretary David Davis describing the 'emergency' as "theatrical" only while Labour MP Tom Watson called the Bill's introduction a "stitch-up".
The 80,000-seat Olympic Stadium, which will be the site of the track and field competitions and the opening and closing ceremonies, has also been criticized, with some predicting it will become a white elephant.
The organization rules, the effects of the basic psycho-social components…etc., and the presence of these principles are criticized with Turkish housing examples before and after 1980.
However, the assumption of an inverted U-effect [9] has been criticized with several studies not supporting this hypothesis (e.g., [3, 4, 7]).
The amount of time the government has afforded for scrutiny of what is very complex and technical legislation has already been criticized — with committee members themselves complaining there is not enough time for them to do a proper job.
It has been criticized, with increasing vehemence, for "not doing enough" or "not doing its homework".
