Sentence examples for criticised decisions from inspiring English sources

However, the researchers said investment in cancer care would have to increase and criticised decisions to ration innovative treatments, saying there should be "no question" of the NHS being able to afford world-class treatments.

Afterwards she strongly criticised decisions made by British Cycling.

The account, which was originally called @Northcliffestev, often criticised decisions made by the real Mr Auckland in his role at Northcliffe.

He criticised decisions that led to the war, saying existing UN resolutions on Iraq did not contain the authority needed, contrary to the case put by the UK government.

It seems harsh to criticise decisions improvised under pressure over a series of autumn weekends, but the authorities were inconsistent.

One backbencher criticises decisions "handed down from on high" by the "four or six" people who hold the reins of power.

Bowel cancer and blood cancer charities also lined up to criticise decisions to rule out paying for drugs in their fields.

I have publicly criticised Conservative decisions on education.

Several commissioners have been heavily criticised for decisions since their election.

"When she became a commissioner, everyone thought she shut up very quickly," she says, noting how carefully Malmström avoided criticising decisions taken by EU governments.

Furthermore, economic evaluations are commonly criticised by decision makers for ignoring budget impacts, about which decision makers desperately concerned.