Sentence examples for has begun criticizing from inspiring English sources

Japan has begun criticizing China's currency policies.

(With so much at stake, the group has begun criticizing Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Schumer).

Walid Jumblatt, the Druse leader who is known as the weather vane of Lebanese politics, has begun criticizing his colleagues in the current pro-Western majority.

The Lazio campaign, which has raised money easily, has begun criticizing the groups, saying they cared only about their own interests rather than his election.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 - After weeks of facing attacks that his campaign and outside commentators called distortions, Senator John Kerry has begun criticizing President Bush on Social Security and the draft in a manner that reaches far beyond Mr. Bush's positions.

By 543 Theodore and Leontius had begun criticizing the writings of prominent Antiochenes, particularly Theodore of Mopsuestia (d.

Human rights groups have begun criticizing the government's practice of parading drug suspects in front of the news media, which has become a near-weekly ritual.

In the country's recent municipal elections, Ahmadinejad's political allies were crushed, and clerics and lawmakers have begun criticizing him in public.

And previously pro-Chávez governors like Ramón Martínez of Sucre State, sensing their power could be curtailed, have begun criticizing the measures.

Uniformed lawyers who had been assigned to defend some of the prisoners before military commissions had begun criticizing the rules for those tribunals, but that dissent was explicitly tolerated by the Pentagon.

In a speech, Mr. Yosano, 70, suggested Monday that he challenged Mr. Aso to bring more competition to a Liberal Democratic vote that many here had begun criticizing as boring and predictable.