Sentence examples for frequent critics from inspiring English sources

The new focus on building new general population housing on Rikers drew praise from some of the Correction Department's most frequent critics, including Legal Aid Society's Prisoners' Rights Project, which had criticized the design of a new lockdown unit where inmates are kept in isolation for 23 hours a day.

Both Mr. Hagel and Mr. McCain, who have been frequent critics of the White House, said they wanted to know more before passing judgment on Mr. Rumsfeld's fate.

Even Mr. Conway's frequent critics said yesterday that he deserved credit and praise for bringing more riders back to public transit.

Older and more senior Republican colleagues, including national security lions Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz)., Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C). and Corker, have been frequent critics of Trump policies and priorities.

The parlements, frequent critics of arbitrary rule, spread the notion that subjects' rights were protected by a fixed, if ill-defined, constitution that could not be altered without the consent of their representatives.

About a dozen plainclothes officers stood quietly in the background while 15 Council members, many of them frequent critics of the Mayor, inveighed against the newly limited access to the building.

He also criticized Councilman Barron, a frequent critic of the police.

Abe became a fluent and frequent critic of the Bank of Japan.

Scalia: A brilliant mind, and a frequent critic of civil rights.

As a Palestinian legislator, Mr. Barghouti was a frequent critic of governance under Mr. Arafat.

Judge Rakoff has been a frequent critic of the agency's settlements.