Sentence examples for grounds of criticism from inspiring English sources
If the copyrighted work was unpublished at the time, this will count against the use being fair, and makes the defence on the grounds of criticism and review "unavailable".
As with pragmatism, Critical Theory came gradually to reject the demand for a scientific or objective basis of criticism grounded in a grand theory.
He said he would listen to any criticisms they have, but added that after a three-year investigation he was "pretty confident" that his decision had "solid grounds".Plenty of criticism is already heading his way.
The votes came amid a ground swell of criticism of the athletic establishment in recent months, including calls for shortening seasons, cutting back scholarships and raising eligibility requirements.
We recognise that there has been some legitimate grounds for criticism of [Scotland Yard] conduct, particularly regarding the public perception created by the actions of some of its officers".
One further ground for criticism of many of these studies is that the number of RBCs units transfused is an indicator of severity of injury that cannot be completely adjusted for by regression analysis.
Mo's Chinese attackers — those who live with the daily reality of authoritarian censorship — have some grounds for criticism.
But the sumptuous romanticism of the story makes it bearable, and this may be grounds for criticism.
It gives others grounds for criticism.
Only on guns has Sanders largely stood his ground in the face of criticism from the left that he is not doing enough to push for tougher controls.
Since the drinking motion was passed, the pub has hosted film crews from across Europe and beyond, and Mr. Healy-Rae continues to stand his ground despite an avalanche of criticism from government politicians, the road safety authorities and the many people who have lost loved ones to drunken drivers.
