Sentence examples for decisively criticised from inspiring English sources

When we presented the paper in Paris, the then-governor of the Banque de France Jean-Claude Trichet politely but decisively criticised our results.

The UK government has been widely criticised for failing to act decisively on air pollution.

Not all of the reactions were positive: several of Duncan's captains were criticised for their failure to rapidly and decisively engage the enemy, including Captain Wells of Lancaster.

Howe has been criticised by contemporaries and historians for failing to decisively defeat the Continental Army during the New York campaign.

The AFL was criticised for not addressing the issue more quickly and decisively at the time, although an official apology to Goodes was included in the annual report.

"In the UK we acted decisively to rescue the banks," protected jobs and businesses and cut VAT by £12bn, heavily criticised at the time, but now seen to be correct, he writes.

Miller criticised the BBC Trust for being "slow off the mark" in dealing with the crisis, but added that Lord Patten was now acting "decisively".

No one has criticised the racist scum, plankton and pond life that follows England more than me, but Jack Straw also failed to act decisively and gave Uefa the opportunity to threaten our expulsion.

Grant Shapps criticised these ideas.

He was roundly criticised.

China also criticised it.