Sentence examples for criticism noting from inspiring English sources

The Democrats, including Ms. Pelosi, dismissed that criticism, noting that Republicans were simply out to kill the legislation.

Mr, Corzine deflected criticism, noting that his bets would have been profitable in the long run if not for the investor panic that suffocated the firm.

The EU's trade commissioner, Sir Leon Brittan, rejected the criticism, noting that imports to the EU had risen strongly in recent months.

They point to national studies showing educational gains in the state, and fiercely rebut Mr. Gore's fiscal criticism, noting that the state today announced a budget surplus.

Mr. Moriarty, the Surfrider chief executive, rejected the criticism, noting that keeping people away from the beach goes against the Surfrider Foundation's founding principles.

Boehner waved off the criticism, noting he had informed his members in a closed-door meeting on Tuesday morning there was no reason anyone should vote against it.

Brown's campaign spokesman, Dan Newman, brushed aside Kashkari's criticisms, noting that the Republican ran the Bush administration's taxpayer-funded bank bailout.

General John Moore countered some of the criticisms, noting that Cornwallis "always suspected the Shannon and Dublin to be the objects [of Humbert's movements], and by guarding against them in time he prevented much mischief.

Republicans discounted the Democratic criticism today, noting that much of it came from people who voted against the 1996 law.

Days earlier, the minister had responded to a wave of international criticism by noting, "It's not a question of expelling Roma because they are Roma".

He balanced his criticism by noting that "Israel is not solely responsible for this isolation," and described what he termed "an international campaign under way to isolate Israel".