Sentence examples for criticised actions from inspiring English sources

"But the question is what will be the response of the police be?" In August, the most heavily criticised actions by law enforcement were directed at the St Louis County Police force, which took over for the small-town Ferguson department early on.

While Mr Blair has been quick to condemn Palestinian suicide bombings against Israel in the past, he has been less ready to criticise action against Palestinians.

Other MPs criticised US actions.

Yvette Cooper, Labour chair of the home affairs select committee, further criticised the actions by the activists.

Our opponents criticised our actions every step of the way, demanding cuts even before the recovery got underway.

The panel strongly criticised the actions of the CRU scientists towards such requests, and the broader university administration.

Human rights experts have criticised the actions, saying Australia was doing the "unthinkable" by endeavouring to return Syrians.

The nearly 100 former officials criticised his actions in their open letter, which was released by the Clinton campaign.

Manchester's mayor, Andy Burnham, said the leaks were arrogant and disrespectful, and police chiefs also criticised the actions.

Some family members of the victims have criticised the actions of the police, while others have become vocal advocates for gun control.

These results hold true for the two sorts of activism that tend to be criticised most: actions designed to increase a firm's leverage, such as taking on more debt or using cash to buy back shares, and actions that are especially hostile to a firm's current management.Recent high-profile cases support the academics.