Sentence examples for came under sharp criticism from inspiring English sources

The deal came under sharp criticism in the United States.

Government officials came under sharp criticism for mishandling the Dutroux case, and that controversy could account for the aggressive response.

The Japanese government came under sharp criticism, though, for spending more than $750 million to hold this event.

That attitude came under sharp criticism from the United Nations' top AIDS specialist, who attended the conference.

The American veto also came under sharp criticism from an organization that supports the International Criminal Court.

On Monday, the vote came under sharp criticism from observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.

The announcement was in part an attempt to bounce back politically after weeks in which Mr. Clinton and Vice President Al Gore have come under sharp criticism from Republicans, including Gov. George W. Bush, for what their critics say is a pro-environment bias that has increased the fire risk.

Chun has come under sharp criticism from the international community for the prosecution of social critic Kim Dae Jung, the best-known opposition leader during the Park regime, who was sentenced to death recently on trumped-up sedition charges.

The center has come under sharp criticism for not connecting various warnings before the attempt.

The army's use of the gas canisters has come under sharp criticism in the past few years.

The Air Force has come under sharp criticism in recent years for a string of sexual assault cases.