The quarterly PDR meeting for local government facility managers, for example, has been deliberately renamed the Management and Communication meeting as a response to the sense that the managers " felt the name of the 'PDR' led people to worry, as they understood it to be essentially about criticizing them for not reaching their targets" (Researcher field notes, 6th June 2012).
At the time of the sale, the county was criticized for essentially selling the center for a one-time cash infusion, money that would return to the corporation many times over in subsidies.
The law has been criticized for essentially criminalizing Terms of Service violations, and Representative Zoe Lofgren and other lawmakers have pushed unsuccessfully for CFAA reform.
He criticized Congress for essentially setting 3 percent of pay as a default investment level.
But I found it odd that he criticized Kenny G and, essentially, the whole smooth jazz genre.
According to some commentators, however, the UN criterion needs further elaboration (see Hitchcock and Sober 2004 and Lipton 2005), while others have criticized it as essentially wrong-headed (see Howson 1990 and Mayo 1991, 2014; also see Votsis 2014).
While he condemned the Internet for being essentially hostile to Russia, Putin also criticized Yandex, the Russian search engine, for being registered in the Netherlands, "not only for the taxation purposes but for other reasons, as well".
Chris Edwards, director of tax policy for the Cato Institute, criticized her plan as "essentially giving people money from other people" and argued that it did not put enough expectations on people to save and would cost far more than expected.
Members of both bands have publicly criticized such music games, essentially saying players should spend their time learning a real instrument.
Even as Samsung has surpassed Apple in global market share, it is often criticized in the United States as essentially a copycat, taking most of its product cues from Apple.
