Sentence examples for been under criticism from inspiring English sources

Already, the orthodox Chicago position had been under criticism.

The director, Virginia Buckingham, had been under criticism because the airport was the departure point for the two hijacked jetliners that hit the trade center.

Within the profession, the manual that prescribes the criteria for official diagnoses, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, known as the D.S.M., has been under criticism for decades.

Mr. Ancier had been under criticism from both inside and outside the network for choosing new programs that were inconsistent with NBC's style of programming, usually marked by smartly written, sophisticated urban shows.

Mr. Chávez, who has been under criticism for neglecting a surge in kidnappings and homicides, including abductions of Venezuelans by Colombian guerrillas, welcomed the women to the presidential palace.

Mr. Kwik, a key political aide to Vice President Megawati Sukarnoputri, had been under criticism for his economic management since he became part of Mr. Wahid's first cabinet eight months ago.

Sudan is under criticism for the bombing of a hospital on March 1 that killed at least two people.

The Herald reported that Harvard Law School, where Ms. Warren teaches, had once described her as American Indian when it was under criticism for hiring too many white men.

A year ago this week, Beijing was under criticism for allowing the use of tear gas and police to suppress nonviolent street protests in Hong Kong.

The transaction comes as the fund-of-funds industry is under criticism, with investors hesitant to pay extra fees to invest in already-expensive hedge funds.

It also increases pressure on teachers and their unions, which are under criticism nationally as educators, lawmakers and taxpayers try to lower costs and improve results.