Sentence examples for generating criticism from inspiring English sources
Reports in Egypt suggest the issue is generating criticism of the Sisi government domestically.
Though widely applauded by veterans' groups, the new rule is generating criticism from some quarters because of its cost.
But the terms of his agreement with Alliance are generating criticism from some analysts and others, who worry that Mr. Spitzer is interfering with the ability of a free market to determine the appropriate level of fees.
Members of the panel — former officers and military justice experts — acknowledged Thursday that the proposal was already generating criticism from some senior officials concerned that each branch of the armed services should be responsible for disciplining those under its command.
Shahar Peer, an Israeli who was scheduled to be in the women's draw, was denied a visa by the Dubai authorities, generating criticism from players and tennis officials and prompting Larry Scott, the chief executive of the WTA Tour, to express doubts about the future of the tournament there.
It is generating criticism from the American Civil Liberties Union and others who want to see more regulation of this booming business, which federal and state officials are still sorting out how to manage it.
While its combination of gory violence, dark humor and hellish imagery garnered acclaim from critics, these attributes also generated criticism from religious groups, with other commentators labelling the game a "murder simulator".
Despite the albums receiving critical praise, Knowles' close involvement has occasionally generated criticism.
The fact that Mr. Obama had not talked with General McChrystal since his report was submitted at the end of August generated criticism from some who thought he was too distant from his own top commander.
That endorsement has generated criticism among proponents of the United States and European standards also under consideration.
The decision has generated criticism on both sides of the border.
