Sentence examples for fight criticism from inspiring English sources

A7 Web of Wiretapping in Mexico The new government's national security chief, Adolfo Aguilar Zinser, vowed to begin dismantling a complex web of wiretaps that politicians and the police had used "not to fight crime, but to fight criticism".

President Vicente Fox's newly appointed national security chief said today that he would try to unravel a rat's nest of illegal government wiretaps that politicians and the police had used "not to fight crime, but to fight criticism".

[C9.] Wal-Mart Enlists Former Atlanta Mayor as a Public Face Andrew Young, the civil rights leader and former mayor of Atlanta, will become the public face of a group backed by Wal-Mart Stores that fights criticism of the company, the group said.

Osborne has had to fight off criticism that he encouraged the FCA at the end of last year to abandon a review into banking culture.

Or because he takes months off between fights, drawing criticism that he didn't deserve the UFC 201 fight against Robbie Lawler that got him the title?

While publicly lamenting the accident, the mayor's office fought off criticism for failing to remove the aggressive troops of monkeys that coexist uneasily alongside humans.

On Sunday, Weir fought off criticism that he was not being tough enough, and that Michael Jordan — known to play in important games, even when ill — would not have made excuses.

Teresa Weatherspoon, the Liberty's inspirational 36-year-old floor leader, who fought off criticism all season about her age and her struggles on offense, closed it out on a driving layup.

The news comes as the government fights off criticism and political pressure over 1MDB's $11 billion debt that it has been struggling to pay.

Controversy continued for another week on HuffPost Arts: James Elkins' questions if artists are bored, Santa got tortured, a ballerina fights against body criticism, Warhol Foundation fights for Wojnarowicz and historians claim to see a code in Mona Lisa's eyes.

The pitched attacks by some Republicans and conservatives during the health care fight have drawn criticism as incendiary as have the use of terms and imagery like the placing of target cross hairs over the districts of vulnerable Democrats who backed health care.