Sentence examples for criticized level from inspiring English sources

There are some literature reports about program evaluations that focused only on levels 1, 2, and 3 of Kirkpatrick's model [ 35– 37], and some researchers have criticized level 4 evaluations for their unrealistic nature for most programs [ 38].

In his remarks, Mr. Falkenrath also criticized low-level and middle-level administrators at the Department of Homeland Security for putting a greater priority on grants to pay for emergency preparedness measures instead of programs designed to prevent terrorism attacks.

Though several members of Parliament criticized her level of knowledge or vision, most senior members thought she had performed adequately.

But David Howard, the Mets senior vice president for business affairs, criticized the level of play on teams without organizational links to the majors.

Brewer criticized the level of emphasis on creating competitive districts.

Total Game Boy reviewed the game with a rating of 40% and criticized the level design and unrelated gameplay to the Nintendo 64 game.

Mr. Romney has criticized high levels of federal debt, but private equity firms able to borrow at current low rates would almost certainly be taking advantage.

Concerned about losing their market shares, the latter often criticized local-level enterprises, especially those that were privately owned, and reported them to the regulation authorities on the grounds that the local enterprises often disobeyed work-safety rules (Wright 2012).

Mackey also criticized the levels' structure that "seems more generated than anything" and the fact that the "big, beautiful" sprites sometimes do not move well.

They criticized the levels as "contrived and predictable", and noted that the designs felt too formulaic "after a few worlds of hunting for keys, fighting repeat bosses, and escaping before the bomb blows".

The Office of Management and Budget did criticize the level of emergency spending and the number of home-state projects sought by lawmakers of both parties.