Sentence examples for criticized law from inspiring English sources

The head of President Vladimir V. Putin's human rights council criticized law enforcement bodies for not doing enough to prevent the attacks on businesses employing migrants.

American Media executives and employees and unions representing postal workers have criticized law enforcement and health officials' handling of the investigation.

Under a widely criticized law that reflects the class prejudice and favoritism that run through Colombian society, high school graduates are forbidden to participate in combat.

The Fairfax commonwealth's attorney, Robert F. Horan Jr., sharply criticized law enforcement officials who had spoken to the news media about Mr. Malvo's statements.

The Archbishop of Newark, the Rev. John J. Myers, criticized law students at Seton Hall, a Roman Catholic institution, for honoring a Supreme Court justice and a federal judge, both of whom the archbishop said favor abortion.

First popularized by a massive online protest against a widely criticized law, The Stop Online Piracy Act, web titans banded together to stop a bill that they believe gave the government the power of censorship.

The report criticized laws that do not prohibit 14-year-old farmhands from working 70-hour weeks.

Here's W. John Thomas's exploration of the good and bad sides of the Lacey Act and a path toward hardwood sanity: In 1900, Iowa Republican Congressman John Lacey introduced a law bearing his name that today is at once one of the most praised and most criticized laws in the land.

See, not long ago, Attorney General Eric Holder criticized laws that require people wishing to vote to bring photo I.D. with them; he called those laws "a solution in search of a problem," and said "there is no statistical proof that vote fraud is a big concern in this country".

All of the main Democrat contenders seem to agree that No Child Left Behind needs to be drastically re-worked, although that's hardly a controversial position to take on one of the most heavily criticized laws in the country.

Bundy did not repeat his earlier statements urging the final occupiers to surrender, but he did criticize law enforcement officials, saying, "Go home, Oregon state police.