Sentence examples for including criticism of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hutcherson said he could make statements, including criticism of gay rights, that white pastors sometimes shied away from.
Mr. Ibolya said Efraim Zuroff's recent comments in the media, including criticism of the fact that Mr. Csatary had not been charged, prejudiced the outcome of the investigation.
Scores of millions of Soviet citizens were able to watch live television coverage of real debate during assembly proceedings, including criticism of the K.G.B. and the party leadership.
7 32 p.m. | Updated | There's much more in a fresh post, including criticism of Gleick's actions from Gavin Schmidt, the climate scientist who runs the RealClimate blog.
Officials in the governor's office, though, grew irate at Mr. Whitehead's repeated displays of independence, including criticism of some state business grant programs.
The contents of Pietersen's autobiography, published five months ago and including criticism of several former colleagues and management staff, may be another barrier to a recall.
Concerns about the program take a variety of forms, including criticisms of its underlying technical rationale and warnings that the program's base of talented scientists is eroding, and the experts do not speak with a single voice.
Mr. Obama has said he was not present for the sermons by Mr. Wright when the controversial statements were made, including criticisms of Mr. Obama's opponent for the Democratic presidential nomination, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.
However, The Scientist offered a different interpretation, quoting sources who speculated that the bluntness of his speech, including criticisms of Goldin, may have been controversial in NASA circles.
Frequently referring to notes, Cooper took a page out of Tapper's by frequently reminding the candidates what they had said in the past, including criticisms of one another.
Amnesty International is also critical; in its 2010 report Amnesty said that genocide ideology laws have been used to "silence dissent, including criticisms of the ruling RPF party and demands for justice for RPF war crimes".
