Sentence examples for countries criticised from inspiring English sources

In the absence of Turkey, EU countries criticised each other for their handling of the migrant crisis.

Several countries criticised Romania's new leaders yesterday for executing Ceausescu and his wife without a public trial and said free Romania should live by the rule of the law.

Barack Obama's decision to relax Washington's blanket ban on paying ransoms to free hostages will be seen as belated American acceptance of an unpleasant but unavoidable necessity by west European countries criticised in the past for buying off terrorist kidnappers with cash.

Google has offices in more than 40 countries, including all three of North Korea's neighbours: Russia, South Korea and China, another country criticised for systematic internet censorship.

Murdoch, the owner of the Times and the Sun in the UK as well as the Wall Street Journal, New York Post and Fox in the US, also made a call for press freedom in a country criticised by others for its censorship.

Creditor countries have criticised, with reason, the fecklessness of those they have rescued.

After the crisis of 1997-98, Asian countries were criticised for failing to produce a co-ordinated regional response.

This chimes well with a new world order in which Live Aid-type "saviour" projects in developing countries are criticised for being outdated, condescending and even insulting.

Hong Kong's refusal to allow the marriages came despite countries often criticised for their gay rights records, including China, Russia and Azerbaijian, as well as the deeply Catholic Philippines, giving their consent.

But now both countries have criticised the Israeli settlement decision, saying it hurts the chances of a two-state solution and the search for peace in the troubled region.

Human rights groups from both countries have criticised the deal over possible mistreatment of asylum seekers in Malaysia, which is not a signatory to the United Nations convention on refugees and imposes harsh punishments for illegal entry, including caning.