Sentence examples for be under fire in from inspiring English sources
They are going to be under fire in the governance area, in the regulatory area.
Ben Warren, Environmental Finance Leader at EY, said: "At a time when green energy policy appears to be under fire in some quarters, the EU's reaffirmed commitment towards emissions reductions and a binding renewables target are a welcome sign.
And even worse, sites like Twitter and YouTube may be under fire in no time at all.
This system is under fire in Copenhagen for being too choosy or too arbitrary in the projects it backs.
G4S has been under fire in recent years in connection with several government contracts in Britain and abroad.
And their own currency?" "Hell, they're a country," said the woman who'd been under fire in Albania.
As it happens, Mark Thompson is under fire in Britain for many controversies he left unresolved at the BBC.
Mr. Rumsfeld's stewardship, characterized by a relatively parsimonious approach to the commitment of troops, was under fire in both parties.
3.06am BST Henrik Lundqvist is under fire in a must-win Game 4 for his New York Rangers.
The taxpayer financing is under fire, in part because the state budget is a wreck and in part because crony capitalism has taken on a sharp edge.
