Sentence examples for criticised to do from inspiring English sources

For much the same reason, he suggests that the decision to go it alone over the Iraqi war, without explicit UN approval, should not be seen as a failure of the UN system, but rather that it had worked by allowing the United States, although much criticised, to do what it wanted to do without having to leave the organisation.Half a century after writing "Locksley Hall", Tennyson recanted.

There are lessons Rouhani should learn from Mohammad Khatami, who is often criticised to have done and said too little, too late during his own reformist presidency.

The Kennel Club, which now governs the pedigree standards in the UK, has been roundly criticised for failing to do enough to solve the problem.

Andy Robinson and now Scott Johnson are criticised while trying to do the right thing but Scottish rugby is effectively just two teams or one and a half.

And the economy, which had been tottering along with average GDP growth of 1.3% a year since unification in 1990, was being slowly suffocated under the same red tape about which Mr Stoiber so loudly complains.Mr Schröder can be, and has been, sharply criticised for failing to do more.

The UCI has been criticised for failing to do more to prevent doping.

The 52-year-old seemed to connect well with supporters - something that Dave Jones was criticised for failing to do - and has lengthy coaching experience, having been a coach at Tottenham between 1993 and 2007.

Although he had been heavily criticised for failing to do enough to fight the pandemic during his presidency, he devoted much of his time to the issue following his retirement, describing it as "a war" that had killed more than "all previous wars", and urged Mbeki's government to ensure that HIV+ South Africans had access to anti-retrovirals.

"If he apologises for criticising my ability to do this job, that's fine … He was rude about me, I was rude back to him.

Livingstone on LBC: "If he apologises for criticising my ability to do this job, that's fine [I will apologise]." "He was rude about me.

I find it extremely annoying somebody who's had no dealings with you whatsoever criticises my ability to do a job after a very successful career and 45 years in public life.