Sentence examples for countering criticism from inspiring English sources

"I am responsible for myself, for my life, for my work," he said at a recent news conference, countering criticism over the adoption controversy.

Countering criticism that he had assumed a "presidential" style, the British prime minister announced that he would form a "war cabinet".

Much as Mr. Bush did in 2006 when he acknowledged and emptied secret overseas C.I.A. prisons, Mr. Obama appears intent on countering criticism of his most controversial policies by reorienting them to meet changing conditions.

The strikes by the Turkish Army this week, in response to a shell that landed inside Turkey without causing damage, seemed aimed at countering criticism that Turkey had fostered the growth of jihadist groups.

They critique what's there but they don't offer an alternative suggestion, so the debate is criticism and the Federalists defending and countering, criticism and the Federalists defending and countering.

Such virtual collaboration might go some way to countering criticism that the climate talks are excessive over-peopled jollies, not to mention trimming Copenhagen's estimated 41,000 tonne carbon footprint.

8 02pm – Joe countering criticisms that this government is frugal and unwilling to spend.

Strong growth in employment would help counter criticism from Republican presidential candidates.

He was chosen partly to counter criticism that the UUP lacked articulate spokesmen.

Since the PSPO began in April, Hackney council have countered criticism saying "enforcement action will always be the last resort".

The industry aims to teach students about its contributions to local economies and counter criticism from environmental groups.