Sentence examples for experts criticised from inspiring English sources

Then several respected military experts criticised the idea of reducing combat troops.

Experts criticised him for glamourising binge drinking, but Radio 1 said his remarks were "just banter".

As early as 1922, art experts criticised the portrait on grounds of the discolouration produced by the underlying image.

Many criminal justice experts criticised the plan, saying it was far better to hold young people in small custodial units.

However, experts criticised the claim and said the study was based on poor quality evidence, with some links to the tobacco industry.

But US security experts criticised the administration for appearing to time its intervention to suit conflicting agendas of the Asean and Paris summits rather than more boldly assert the principle of freedom of navigation.

Experts criticise that policies like the Emission Reduction Fund are weak, poorly designed and do not cover major emitters.

Experts criticise that this move would restrict uptake of real renewable energy, drive deforestation, cause carbon emissions and reduce sequestration.

Many experts criticise current approaches to North Korea as mere "containment" and implicitly accepting it as a nuclear weapon state, and advocate a more hawkish approach.

"Experts criticise that Australia's attitude appeared to be to try to avoid making any substantive commitments, and to do the absolute minimum that it has to.

Pressure on George Osborne to rethink his North Sea tax reforms will increaseon Tuesday with a report from experts criticising the changes as the Commons begins to debate the details of the budget.