According to Askari, while Iranian citizens are sometimes wary of much-needed resources being sent to support the Lebanese militia Hezbollah, embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, or Houthi rebels in Yemen, they are less likely to criticize involvement in Iraq, where they see more at stake.
During the 1960s, Kennan criticized U.S. involvement in Vietnam, arguing that the United States had little vital interest in the region.
These criticized its involvement with the film.
Throughout the semester he had criticized United States involvement in Vietnam until, in the penultimate class, he suddenly changed his mind.
Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, criticized the involvement of Wall Street, suggesting the investors were drowning out the voices of average people.
After all, Le Grand Charles pulled French forces out of NATO, criticized American involvement in Vietnam and once had the nerve to propose that France and Britain have veto power over America's use of nuclear weapons.
Suzy Lowinger New York, March 21 , 2011 To the Editor: It is astounding to see so many Americans who have criticized our involvement in Iraq now enthusiastically supporting military action in Libya.
Bourne is best known for his essays in The Seven Arts and The New Republic that sharply criticized U.S. involvement in World War I and that took American intellectuals, notably his former mentor John Dewey, to task for their support of U.S. interventionist policy.
Although the election dispute continued to rage in Florida, Mr. Clinton seemed to be directing his words less at Vice President Al Gore, whose foreign policy approach is similar to his own, than at Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, who has described American troops as overstretched and has criticized their involvement in nation building.
The department is supposed to operate independently from White House in prosecutorial matters, and Mr. Clinton's aides stayed out of such matters, since they had been criticized for involvement in an inquiry that followed death of Vincent W. Foster Jr., a deputy White House counsel who took his own life in 1993.
