Sentence examples for eliciting criticism from inspiring English sources

But the agency postponed voting on one of the most contentious aspects of the exchange rule and softened other provisions, eliciting criticism from some consumer advocates.

But the agency postponed voting on one of the most contentious aspects of the exchange rule and dialed down other provisions, eliciting criticism from some consumer advocates.

Prominent Snapchat users have already come under fire for using the filter themselves: celebrity Kylie Jenner posted a pair of videos of herself playing around with the filter, eliciting criticism from others.

His brother William, receiving hunting lessons from a Masai warrior in Kenya, reportedly killed a small deer with a spear, eliciting criticism from animal rights activists, among them the pop star Pink.

Days after his historic and headline-generating concert debut in mainland China, Bob Dylan played his first performance in Vietnam on Sunday night, eliciting criticism but drawing only moderate crowds.

In documents asking the court to detain them, the state referred to the detainees by numbers only, not name, eliciting criticism from the judge as well as activists and holocaust survivors.

The moves elicited criticism from some athletes.

But Saban's recruiting success has elicited criticism.

Mr. Schröder's speech, not unexpectedly, elicited criticism from both left and right in Germany.

It is so distasteful that it has elicited criticism from the very profession it is meant to serve.

So far, the plan has elicited criticism from yellow taxi medallion representatives as well as some livery car drivers.