Sentence examples for criticized open from inspiring English sources

Think of the attempt to play hardball by 47 Republican Senators, who sent a much criticized open letter to the Iranian regime threatening to undo a future deal after President Obama's term is over.

He criticizes open societies for their "rampant indifference," but gives little credit to the free institutions that shine light on the abuses.

Whereas Friedman criticized the "open barn" plan, which he defined as any space with an expansive layout and high ceilings, Thomas created soaring ceilings swathed in silk fabric and insisted on clear sight lines for easy navigation.

Pai, a Republican, has criticized the open Internet regulations, calling them a "problem in search of a solution".

On Thursday night's "Daily Show," Stewart criticized an open letter from Boston mayor Tom Menino calling for a ban on Chick-fil-A franchises that prompted Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel and San Francisco mayor Edwin Lee to follow suit.

We were criticized for opening a wound that had healed.

Some of its policies have been criticized over opening the door to racial profiling, which is prohibited by law.

Bagapsh was sometimes criticized for opening the door to military and economic agreements with Russia, which retained partial control over Abkhazia's economy.

When Chávez, recuperating from an operation in Cuba, was unable to return to Venezuela for his scheduled inauguration in January 2013, Capriles was among those who vehemently criticized the open-ended delay of the inauguration that allowed Chávez to hold power despite the unknown state of his health.

Over the years, William has often been criticized about opening Fabindia stores in malls, as opposed to stand-alone heritage properties which lent a unique character to the brand.

The school board was criticized for opening schools on that day.