Sentence examples for central criticism from inspiring English sources

It addresses a central criticism of bundled payments: that the approach doesn't prevent unnecessary care.

The central criticism of same-sex marriage revolved around procreation; that the purpose of marriage is to produce offspring.

So what's to be said about the central criticism of us by PRs? Are we really no different from them?

Perhaps the central criticism is that Iraq is simply not secure enough to have a fair vote.

Already, Ms. White has moved to address a central criticism of the agency: that it allows defendants to neither "admit nor deny" wrongdoing.

Already, Ms. White has moved to address a central criticism of the agency: that it allows defendants to neither "admit nor deny" wrongdoing when reaching settlements.

With some prodding from liberal lawmakers, he brushed away the central criticisms facing the rule.

The first five essays take on exaggerations of foreign competition's effects on the U.S. economy and represent Krugman's central criticisms of public debate over world trade.

The president's proposals have failed to gain traction and Mr. Giuliani did not try to address the central criticisms of moving away from an employer-based system.

The new organisation is intended to address one of the central criticisms of Monitor's remit by linking financial discipline with service quality more explicitly.

But the campaign on behalf of the dealers is also providing a test of one of the central criticisms of the government's intrusion into the operations of many companies, from banks to insurers to auto giants.