Sentence examples for critical statement of from inspiring English sources
The Bundesbank issued an unusually critical statement of Mr. Sarrazin, saying that his "utterances do harm" to its image and that it would hold discussions with him about further steps to take.
Another very critical statement of the EFSA procedure is that the duration of experiments to assess the risks to non-target organisms should be sufficient to reflect the pattern and duration of exposure that these organisms are likely to experience under field conditions [55 57].
The early 20th-century manifestos in effect, critical statements—of the Constructivist (1920) and De Stijl (1919) movements on the one hand and Dadaism (1919) and Surrealism (1924) on the other grounded art on conceptual rather than formal concerns.
"One would have thought that the Australian government would be extremely concerned about the insertion of a provision which would make it extraordinary difficult for any person in Nauru to make any kind of critical statements of the government," he said.
In the letter, Hutchens blasted the allegations against the department, the critical statements of "public officials" and the fact that the Dekraai litigation was continuing to probe informant issues.
Though Chomsky is something of a Johnny-come-lately, waiting until fairly recently to issue critical statements of Venezuela, the linguist has no doubt shaken up the debate in the U.S. about the course of the leftist "Pink Tide" in Latin America.
Mr. Gates and Mr. Panetta made their most extensive comments on current national security policy — and certainly their most critical statements on policies of the administration they both served — since leaving public service.
True or otherwise, it's a critical statement indicative of its times: far from the unifying escape route they've long been viewed as in times in political upheaval, the multiplex looks more than ever like a place to see our divisions writ large.
The Baltimore City Fraternal Order of the Police, the local police union, quickly issued a critical statement after news of the decree broke Thursday, bemoaning the fact that they were not included in the negotiations.
Critical statements are of three kinds, Beardsley thinks: descriptive, interpretative, and evaluative.
