Sentence examples for criticism was unfounded from inspiring English sources

But some gun control advocates said the criticism was unfounded.

Mr. Semeta said at a news conference on Thursday that the criticism was unfounded and that the rules were "fully compliant with international tax law" and based on principles "widely used in international taxation practice".

Speaking on The Andrew Marr Show, Mr Hammond said the criticism was unfounded, however.

We've found that such a criticism is unfounded and unhelpful.

Dan Holler, a spokesman for Heritage Action, said Thursday that Mr. Hatch's criticism is unfounded and in fact, he answered his own question about the organization's relevance.

You may think some criticism is unfounded or unfair.

If the criticism is unfounded, then answer it with facts.

Both Obama and Medvedev have stated that this round of negotiations will not deal with missile defense, however, so Republicans' criticism is unfounded and should not distract the American public from the compelling need for a successor agreement to follow START.

Mr. Dudley did not single out any critic, but suggested that the criticisms were unfounded.

Some executives here said the criticisms were unfounded.

How do you see these criticisms?President: Look, I think that these criticisms are unfounded.