Sentence examples for had criticised that from inspiring English sources

People had criticised that as an empty gesture, but they were misled, the Russians had been very scrupulous over royalties.

The NUS had criticised marketing that had been on the Wonga website which promoted the loans for occasional emergencies or unexpected events.

Balls also pointed out that Pessina had criticised only one policy, and that was the threat of leaving the EU – something only likely under the Conservatives or Ukip.

One parent, who had criticised the takeover, said that there had been some improvements under Harris, with specialist art, music and PE teachers recruited.

Carr noted that Graham Richardson had criticised him for contradictions in opinion in the Diary.

Last week, Xinhua reported that Clinton had "criticised the partisan divide in Washington" while promoting her book in Austin, Texas.

Kenny praised the film's look, saying the "cheez-whizziness" that others had criticised was "precisely the point".

Ms Lynch-Walsh has criticised policies that punish teachers in failing schools.

Mr Pickles has criticised councils that pay vast sums to consultants.

Apple's chief designer, Jony Ive, has criticised companies that copy Apple's design calling it "theft" and "lazy" and certainly not "flattery".

This is the question familiar to anyone who has criticised organisations that view themselves as dedicated to doing good in the world.