The person whose crop was being ravaged wasn't upset, but townspeople took up the cause, criticizing the transgressor until the man offered his pig to the victim to mitigate the damage not just to the crop but to his own reputation.
Rachel Leon, the executive director of Common Cause New York, criticized both the size of the raises and the way they were approved.
On the simple nationalist cause, they criticized the leftists who turned their position suddenly from pro-trusteeship to anti-trusteeship.
Economic designs which consider a fixed shift to occur in the process for an assignable cause are criticized by earlier researchers to be totally unrealistic.
Some agreed with the activists' cause but criticized their methods.
The governor, who has cast himself as a Republican friendly to environmental causes, has criticized President Bush for opposing an international treaty to reduce global warming and for loosening standards on arsenic levels in drinking water.
Vincent Peillon, the education minister, returned to Paris quickly from a European Union ministerial meeting in Brussels, and visited the school, saying that no children had been directly threatened and that there was no cause to criticize the security arrangements there.
While preparing his troops, he boldly snatched Locri Epizephyrii, in the toe of Italy, from Hannibal's grasp, though the subsequent misconduct of Pleminius, the man he left in command of the town, gave Scipio's political opponents cause to criticize him.
(Aristotle appropriates this term from ordinary Greek, in which an endoxos is a notable or honourable man, a man of high repute whom we would spontaneously respect though we might, of course, upon closer inspection, find cause to criticize him).
Reaction to the episode by news media organizations was extremely negative and caused controversy, criticizing the episode for its portrayal of domestic violence.
