Sentence examples for due to criticism from inspiring English sources

As we reported last week, the Student Digital Privacy and Parental Rights Act, set to be introduced in the House last Monday, was delayed due to criticism.

Luke Messer (R-Ind). and Jared Polis (D-Colo)., was supposed to be introduced in the House on Monday, but has been delayed due to criticism.

The Conservative MPs Stewart Jackson and Michael Fabricant tweeted that they suspected Danczuk had been swiftly suspended due to criticism of the Labour leadership.

Tensions with the west are also high due to criticism of Kabila, whose mandate to rule the country of 70 million people expired in December 2016.

Strategies or ideas you once held dear may no longer stand up due to criticism or an objection from a team member.

At the same time, one of the main reasons that the data cap discussion came about was due to criticism Comcast received over its Xbox Live streaming VOD service.

But the establishment of Victoria's Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission, has been controversial from its inception due to criticisms that its powers were far less than the NSW model.

The George W Bush-era program was eventually abandoned by the Obama administration due to criticisms that many undocumented migrants who had committed minor crimes or no crimes at all were being swept up in the program.

Due to criticisms of Balassa's RCA index (e.g. Laursen 2015 and Leromain and Orefice 2014), Vollrath (1991) introduced three alternative indexes to measure a country's RCA.

Nash retired from county cricket at the end of 1885 due to criticisms about his own action, and fixtures between Lancashire and Middlesex, Nottinghamshire and Kent resumed in 1886.

The analysis and interpretation of the data have been greatly improved due to criticisms and suggestions by the anonymous reviewers.