Sentence examples for critics protest that from inspiring English sources

Critics protest that the deal has not been adequately vetted.

But critics protest that it will sweep up immigrants who have not been convicted of or even charged with serious crimes, and will discourage immigrants from going to the police as victims or witnesses, for fear of deportation.

As economic interconnections increase among countries around the world, critics protest that this globalization is eroding the ability of governments to protect the interests of their citizens against those of multinational corporations.

Critics protested that a voucher plan would bleed dollars from an under-funded system.

Tory critics protested that, if passed, the move would have prevented the setting up of the committee.

Though the city pledged to replace the parkland, critics protested that the new parks would be scattered, less convenient and offer fewer trees and more artificial turf.

The state's Republican governor, Bob McDonnell, was ready to sign it into law until critics protested that the measure would force some women in early pregnancy to submit to a vaginal ultrasound to locate the fetal heartbeat.

When Simon Stephens's The Trial of Ubu got its British premiere at Hampstead at the beginning of the year, several critics protested that Katie Mitchell's production deviated from the published text.

Since then he has become a leading Modernist, but if his name has not appeared on your list of moderns, you're not alone; in fact, when the Modern Museum, fourteen years ago, included some of his work in an exhibition entitled "Paintings by Ninetee Living Americans," many of the critics protested that he was not American but German.

Literary critics protested that Wright's adaptation effectively "popularized Austen's celebrated romance and brought her novel to the screen as an easy visual read for an undemanding mainstream audience".

Critics may protest that Japanese is defined by its formal expressions, polite openers and roundabout way of getting to the point.