Sentence examples for for public criticism from inspiring English sources

Public figures are expected to uphold a higher standard - and are open for public criticism and ridicule if they don't.

Fined Detroit F-C Rasheed Wallace $20,000 for public criticism of the officiating in a June 2 game and using inappropriate language while speaking to the media.

SOCCER Major League Soccer MLS -- Fined Tampa Bay coach Tim Hankinson $2,000 for public criticism of the referees after an Aug. 2 game against Chicago.

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy's spending came in for public criticism after her husband left office in 2012 following his defeat by Hollande.

(13) As an elected official, I fully realize that my life is open for public criticism and scrutiny, and I take full responsibility for the mistake in judgment I made in attempting to handle this matter myself.

"There is a risk that the juror will come in for public criticism, but you have to balance that against the general social interest in robust free speech," she said.

Bail is unavailable or too expensive for most detainees, and releasing suspected criminals on their own recognizance is an option that many judges are reluctant to exercise for fear of public criticism.

Ms. Sontag, to be sure, has come in for her share of public criticism.

Owens was suspended twice, the second time for the season, for his public criticism of the front office and Donovan McNabb.

Trump University is now suing her for defamation, seeking at least $1 million in damages for her public criticism of the school in letters, e-mail and online.

As usual, Mr. Ai, a satirist who was detained for nearly three months last year in what he says was retaliation for his public criticism of the government, used humor to get his message across.