Sentence examples for has faced criticisms from inspiring English sources

It is the second time in three months that Prevent has faced criticisms following a major study.

For much of her public life, Clinton has faced criticisms ranging from her smile to the cadence in her voice.

Morton County sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier, who has faced criticisms for his department's treatment of protesters, said he was pleased the army corps authorized police to take action.

She has since been replaced by Maria Martha Diaz who is a member of Opus Dei, an organisation that has faced criticisms for alleged misogyny and an alleged right-wing political agenda.

Although the study has faced criticisms about double counting and/or underestimating or overestimating the listed values (Fu et al. 2011), it paved the path to the science of ES valuation.

The ECB has faced criticisms from politicians — notably Italy's prime-minister-in-waiting, Silvio Berlusconi — who have warned about the damaging impact of a strong euro particularly for economies that are dependent on exports to the United States or to countries with currencies linked to the dollar.

Each has faced criticism.

She has faced criticism, of course.

Beckham has faced criticism his whole career.

Leave.EU has faced criticism itself.

But the group has faced criticism, too.