Sentence examples for critics of British from inspiring English sources

Not all critics of British banking are holding their fire.

Critics of British defamation law say it chills free speech in several ways.

It was all a far cry from 2012, when Stimpson was distraught at being left out of the Olympic team for London, and was one of a number of critics of British Triathlon's selection policy.

It is no surprise, then, that many prominent anti-war leaders, including the feminist Sylvia Pankhurst and Labour politician Fenner Brockway, became trenchant critics of British imperialism, which believed itself better than the German brand.

It had adopted a non-political stance and its list of vice-presidents - all fellows of the Royal Society - included many of Britain's most eminent scientists as well as government advisers, and covering almost the whole political spectrum, from critics of British defence policy like Patrick Blackett to Winston Churchill's personal scientific adviser, Lord Cherwell.

I have been a consistent critic of British companies' record on diversity in this column.

Adams's career as a champion of independence and a vehement critic of British imperial government began early.

During her stay there, she met Dadabhai Naoroji, a strong critic of British economic policy in India, and began working for the Indian National Congress.

HONG KONG — Szeto Wah, a Hong Kong union leader and critic of British colonial rule who became an implacable critic of the Chinese Communist Party after the Tiananmen Square killings in 1989, died on Sunday after a long struggle with lung cancer.

Adam Posen, until recently a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee and critic of British austerity, argues that Japan doesn't need more fiscal stimulus but can get the job done with monetary policy alone.

A radical critic of British institutions, he had expected more from "the republic of my imagination," but he found more vulgarity and sharp practice to detest than social arrangements to admire.