Sentence examples for formal criticism from inspiring English sources

Government officials in France withheld formal criticism, as did German ministers.

Russia released its first formal criticism of the United Nations nuclear report on Tuesday, before the text had been released.

"The Peronist governors in the large provinces will make only formal criticism," says Ricardo Rouvier, a pollster.

I would add that for as long as the writers and directors are actively completing their creation, formal criticism should be withheld.

It is interesting that the formal criticism of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld has come only from retired generals, who have their retirement rank and pension established.

Tells about Bishop's dislike of formal criticism (except Helen Vendler and Randall Jarrell) She thought one learned a poem by reading and memorizing it.

Encountering the work of Raymond Williams and EP Thompson "was like opening a window after the stuffy rooms of formal literary criticism.

Formal textual criticism, the identification of antecedently existing oral traditions that were later redacted into Biblical texts, and author identification (e.g. figuring out which of the Epistles were written by Paul and which were probably not) began to develop in the late 19th century.

"Reaction patterns", "formal textual criticism" and "dealing with research and evidence" crystallised as important thematic areas.

We extracted corresponding text passages with a focus on "formal textual criticism" and "dealing with research and evidence", all summarized in a category scheme of reaction patterns.

With today's measures, announced in a formal response to criticism by Britain's Nuclear Installations Inspectorate, the company said it would replace all six nonexecutive directors and two executive directors, hire new safety personnel, reshape the chain of command at Sellafield under a single executive, and streamline safety procedures.