Sentence examples for criticised party from inspiring English sources

At Fouquet's restaurant in Paris, where Sarkozy held a much criticised party with millionaire friends after his 2007 election, Hallyday, wearing his uniform black and skulls and crucifixes, told the Guardian prior to the UK gig: "I don't do politics, it's not my job.

Nawaz Sharif's heavily criticised party, the Pakistan Muslim League, was victorious in what was a highly contentious election, even in the context of this volatile region.

They criticised party chief Liu Changjiang for wearing luxury watches which, as a public servant, should have been beyond his means.

Hardly anyone criticised Nick Clegg, the party's leader since 2007 and deputy prime minister since 2010.

In recent widely criticised elections, the ruling party won all 546 parliamentary seats.

Criticised UKIP, saying the party had "clearly got some issues".

Some Labour party insiders have criticised Miliband for not doing enough to shore up the party's economic credibility, but O'Grady counselled him to hold his nerve.

In 2016, Spanish MP Carolina Bescansa, from the Podemos (We Can) party, was both criticised and commended for taking her baby into parliament and breastfeeding him.

Meanwhile EE is still the most criticised home broadband company, according to official figures.

Labour plans to review the cost of the £21.2bn second phase of the widely criticised High Speed Two railway if the party wins the general election in May in a bid to bring down the project's soaring bill.

But the American president also praised the "democratic" nature of Ethiopia's much criticised recent elections, in which the ruling party won every single one of the country's 546 parliamentary seats.