Not until the spring of 1957 did articulate members of society begin to criticize communist policies openly; within a few weeks the party became subjected to an ever-increasing volume of criticism.
A publications manager for the company wrote, "the larger issue is how we face the outside world when they begin to criticize us for suppressing data".
In that way, we begin to criticize, to take positions. .
Republican and conservative leaders begin to criticize Obama.
But rival clerics, who come from an Iranian-influenced tradition, have begun to criticize the ayatollah for political passivity at a critical time in the country's history.
Guidara was enthusiastic — until online commentators began to criticize the card trick as a cheesy gimmick.
The current president, Bashar al-Assad, crushed a nascent democracy movement that began to emerge in 2001, after reformists in Parliament and others began to criticize what they saw as a legacy of stagnation from his father's 30-year rule.
When Raziel begins to criticize him, Kain simply launches a tirade against him before noting what has become of the empire and engaging him in combat.
A3 Colombian Criticized on Rights Supporters of a specialized human rights unit within the national attorney general's office have begun to criticize the new attorney general, Luis Camilo Osorio, an ally of President Andrés Pastrana, who they fear may stall investigations against right-wing paramilitary groups.
"He began to criticize the present, and he warned of a more damaged tomorrow if we refused to change," Mr. Othmer writes.
