Sentence examples for earlier criticized from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for Mr. Motassadeq claimed he was exonerated, even though they had earlier criticized the potential American evidence as unreliable.

Senator John McCain, the senior Republican on the panel, who had earlier criticized Apple "as among America's largest tax avoiders," took pains to modulate his message.

He argued for maintaining Great Society programs he had earlier criticized, not because he had decided they could be made to work, but rather because doing otherwise would play into the hands of liberals.

The United States had earlier criticized the arrests, and a senior State Department official said Mr. Powell had been told that all but three or four of the dissidents had been released.

Word of the drills came as the commission weathered controversy over remarks by its chairman, Richard A. Meserve, who a day earlier criticized a state-commissioned report on emergency plans for apparently giving "undue weight" to the impact of a terrorist attack on the plant.

Bauer had earlier criticized this configuration as an outmoded form of state, to be supplanted by the republic; he now described it as the result of an incomplete political development, which would issue in a contention for world domination.

Mr. DioGuardi went on the offensive early, criticizing Ms. Gillibrand for her abrupt reversal on gun control and immigration policy.

Perhaps unaware that the term had been used earlier, Hountondji criticized the Belgian missionary, Placide Tempels' book, Bantu Philosophy (first French ed. 1945, and Eng. tr.

Biden had earlier been criticized in July 2006 for a remark he made about his support among Indian Americans: "I've had a great relationship.

More recently, she helped craft the Trump Syllabus 2.0 an upgrade of an earlier effort criticized for failing to include perspectives from scholars of colour and other marginalized groups to document the political climate that gave way to the 45th president.

More recently, she helped craft the Trump Syllabus 2.0 an upgrade of an earlier effort criticized for failing to include perspectives from scholars of color and other marginalized groups to document the political climate that gave way to the 45th president.