Sentence examples for hardline criticism from inspiring English sources

The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has previously issued similar construction announcements to blunt hardline criticism at home of prisoner releases, as many of those released were convicted of killing Israeli civilians and soldiers.

In December 2005 the Sikh writer Gurpreet Bhatti came under sustained criticism from hardline Sikhs for writing a play about rape in the Gurdwara.

Earlier this week the former prime minister of Hungary, a country which has faced criticism for its hardline approach to the refugee crisis, also opened up his family home to refugees.

Senator John McCain, who has been vocal in his criticism of more hardline members of his party, said voters were clearly exasperated with how both sides had dealt with the crisis.

In Tehran, pictures of Zarif and Kerry walking in downtown Geneva prompted criticism from the hardline camp, with Mohammad Reza Naqdi, the commander of Iran's informal voluntary Basij militia, who is a close confidant of the Iranian supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, attacking the Iranian foreign minister for that stroll.

But on several issues, Santorum's hardline conservative stance has sparked criticism from those of his own faith.

More interesting is the criticism from Ahmadinejad's hardline supporters.

The main criticisms of Iran's hardline circle have been linked to the compromising and weak position of the President Rouhani and his negotiating team.

Hardline conservative elements in Iran leveled new criticism at Turkey on Thursday.

Prague blamed Germany for the crisis on Tuesday, echoing criticism last week from Hungary's hardline populist prime minister, Viktor Orbán.

Zarif criticizes #Iran's hardline Keyhan newspaper on Facebook.