In recent years, however, more have banned the practice, citing criticism that free baby formula, for example, discourages breast-feeding.
The most often cited criticism of the country's electrical grid, after all, is its fragile state of repair.
She cited criticism she made as secretary of state that Russia's 2011 parliamentary elections were rigged as the motive.
Her story adds weight to commonly cited criticism that colleges are training more hairdressers than the industry actually needs.
Yesterday, the interim interior minister of Iraq, the official responsible for the Iraqi Civil Defense Corps, resigned, citing criticism from L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator.
" 'Best Listt for Colleges by U.S. News Is Under Fire" (Business Day, Aug. 20) cites criticism of the methodology U.S. News & World Report uses in its yearly rankings of colleges.
The Daily Telegraph says "the political backlash against the Guardian over the Edward Snowden leaks" is growing, citing criticism from Nick Clegg, Theresa May and David Cameron.
As support for its contention that Mr. Obama is "wrong on education," Mr. McCain's advertisement cited criticism by Education Week, a trade publication.
Over the years, foreign and domestic support for Museveni waned in some quarters, with corruption being cited as one of the problems; Museveni's growing intolerance with dissenting views was another commonly cited criticism.
Some Williamsburg residents say they are concerned about N.Y.U.'s history in dealing with the local community in Greenwich Village, citing criticism of the university for its expansion in that neighborhood.
