Sentence examples for immediately criticised from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives immediately criticised the idea.

The Democrats immediately criticised it, calling it a tax cut for the wealthy.

The sentence was immediately criticised by press freedom groups and civil liberty campaigners.

Ukip's proposals were immediately criticised by the campaigning group Global Justice Now.

O'Malley immediately criticised Clinton's change of stance on the deal, telling reporters on Wednesday: "Wow.

The proposal was immediately criticised by Billy Hayes, the general secretary of the Communication Workers Unionn.

But the MPs called for the register of dismissed officers to be brought in immediately and criticised the system that led to the re-recruitment of Harwood.

Wednesday's announcement by President Donald Trump recognising it as Israel's capital was criticised immediately for inflaming rather than calming local tensions.

Yet he immediately found his fitness criticised publicly by Van Gaal, and injuries have frustrated his progress in the period since.

Miro Cerar, Slovenia's prime minister, said the country was ready to build a fence immediately and he has criticised Croatia for continuing to let migrants cross the border by train.

The White House warned that if any of the violence was instigated by the government it should stop immediately, and also strongly criticised the beating of local and foreign journalists, including a CNN reporter.