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The company has been criticized for restricting media access to public areas affected by the spill.

Mr. Aliyev has also been criticized for restricting the press and for failing to create meaningful democratic institutions.

The UK government has criticized Twitter for restricting police and intelligence agency access to data which it says could be used to identify terrorist plots, according to the Telegraph newspaper.

The university was criticized this year for restricting media access and not allowing for press interviews with sorority leaders during rush.

Along this argument, the operational measures of the two indices of proximal determinants (childhood adversity and labour market disadvantage) can be criticized for their restricted comprehensiveness.

In particular, it criticizes Mr. Obama for restricting interrogators to a "one-size-fits-all approach" designed for routine battlefield captures by ordinary soldiers, not high-level terrorist operatives in the custody of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have criticized the Taxpayer Protection Pledge for restricting them from closing loopholes.

A8 Europeans have refused to sacrifice civil liberties in the fight against terrorism, criticizing the United States for restricting its citizens' rights for the sake of security.

Asia Television, whose ownership has changed several times, has been criticized in recent years for restricting coverage of pro-democracy activities in Hong Kong in favor of upbeat coverage of supporters of the mainland government.

Allies fighting in the most violent provinces in the southern part of the country have criticized the German government for restricting all but a few of its soldiers to the safer northern part of the country and for keeping too many of its soldiers inside bases or in heavily protected convoys of armored vehicles, rather than mixing with the population.

Indeed, Iran, criticized by the West for restricting the Internet and curbing free speech, seemed to savor the moment and offered in the immediate aftermath of the riots to "send a human rights delegation to Britain to study human rights violations in the country," according to the semiofficial Fars News Agency.