Sentence examples for criticised for having from inspiring English sources

His government is criticised for having failed to tackle corruption.

Already he is criticised for having made too many unilateral concessions to the FARC.

Maschler is sometimes criticised for having little interest in books he doesn't intend to buy.

Somehow, I imagine the president might then be criticised for having intervened.

Ratings agencies have been criticised for having too much clout in jittery markets during the financial crisis.

Parents of rioters have been criticised for having no authority over their children in "allowing" them to riot.

She was criticised for having piercings, because people still think of her as a 12-year-old.

It has also been criticised for having a stock lending programme through JP Morgan a practice used for short-selling.

Green deal loans have been criticised for having interest rates of about 7%, higher than many mortgage deals.

Although the Nikon 1 J2 is a terrific all-round family camera with a relatively large sensor, it has been criticised for having too small a sensor.

They organise their schedules so there's always someone around for the children, but Hawes says she still gets criticised for having young children and working.