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The policy resulted in a number of medical screening procedures being abandoned and was broadly criticised by experts at the time.
The YouTube community and internet at large broadly criticised the plan, arguing that the reaction video genre was around long before the Fine Brothers, and attacking the licensing scheme as an assault on creative freedom online.
The company's president, Akio Toyoda, who was appointed last summer after the carmaker suffered its first annual loss, has been broadly criticised for his handling of the recall, which has caused his firm at least $2bn£1.3bnbn) in extra costs.
Some homeopathy trials have been broadly criticised for their lack of acceptable model validity, e.g.: homeopathic complex medication in female infertility [ 13, 14]; individualised homeopathic treatment of childhood asthma [ 15, 16]; isopathic treatment of hay fever [ 17, 18].
But the problem with asking a judge to investigate something is that he will eventually produce a report.Lord Justice Leveson's, released on November 29th, broadly criticises reporters, newspaper proprietors, police and politicians.
Infantino, who has repeatedly denied any sort of deal or pact with Sheikh Salman, said he would recommend the latest reform proposals – broadly welcomed but criticised for their lack of independent oversight – to Fifa's members.
More broadly, anti-nuclear groups criticised what Turmes called a "deliberate manipulation downwards of costs" by EU governments.
26 27 While taking important steps forward, these socioecological frameworks are often developed at a level of abstraction that make determining important points of intervention challenging, a common occurrence that has been criticised more broadly in public health research.
More broadly, the MDGs have been criticised for targeting a reduction in the proportion of people living in poverty, rather than the absolute number.
Several Benghazi residents, including some broadly supportive of the campaign, have criticised the use of air strikes in the city, particularly after a university building was damaged.
The home secretary told MPs that the treaty, which has been criticised as "lop-sided", was "broadly sound".
