Sentence examples for faces fierce criticism from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is a political dimension to the deployment, which comes as the Obama administration faces fierce criticism, particularly in Arizona, for not doing enough to seal off the borders from illegal immigrants and drug smugglers.

But the move faces fierce criticism from many of the country's religious leaders and politicians.

The dire warnings come as Ukraine faces fierce criticism over its treatment of the press after staging the fake assassination last week of Russian reporter Arkady Babchenko, who had fled to Ukraine from mounting death threats in Russia.

Hell, you can even teach it some old Fleet Street tricks, so that if circulation plummets the piece begins "Editor Charles Kane is facing fierce criticism as", but if circulation has "shot up" this becomes "Charles Kane has silenced critics with news that".

The Metropolitan Police faced fierce criticism of the original investigation into Mr Lawrence's death.

In the wake of the takeover Blank and Daniels faced fierce criticism from shareholders.

Since 2012, Shell's Arctic drilling programme has faced fierce criticism from environmental NGOs and regulators.

He has faced fierce criticism over the police, and some have even called for his resignation.

Security breach: Other G4S fiascos * G4S faced fierce criticism last year following the botched handling of its Olympics security contract.

The government's current program to help troubled home borrowers, known as HAMP, continues to face fierce criticism.

One aspect of the mayor's youth violence strategy that has faced fierce criticism is the 12-month Shield pilot.