Sentence examples for issue a critique from inspiring English sources

Their ultimate goal wasn't to win the election but rather to qualify him for the Democratic debates, so that he could use that platform to "issue a critique of American militarism, plutocracy, and inaction on climate," as his newly-created website states.

In a painfully compelling segment each week, a panel of pop professionals (mostly industry figures) issued a critique of each contestant before nominating four for expulsion.

But at campaign stops in Memphis, Jackson and here at the Catfish Place restaurant, General Clark issued a critique of his rivals that was pointed and harsh.

In a separate question, three-quarters say media organizations tend to favor one side when dealing with political and social issues, a critique held by most Democrats and Republicans.

Sympathetic to both Russia and France at this time, in 1789 he issued a critique of Prime Minister William Pitt's war-like stance towards these countries in a series of letters in the Public Advertiser under the nom-de-plume "Anti-Machiavel" (1838 43, X, 201 11).

In recent years, Raewyn Connell issued a critique of the bias in sociological research toward countries in the Global North.

I know that I am in an extreme place of privilege in issuing a critique of the way that liberal families and communities often commodify sexual identities, but I worry.

One article in this issue included a critique of the work of Francis Beckwith, a professor at Baylor University.

An editor would issue a daily critique: "We had 156 stories today, and The Daily Mail had 164.

Or Mr. Obama could issue a harsh critique of the court for rejecting parts of his legislation only to find later that major parts of it remain intact.

Federal authorities plan to issue a stinging critique of how banking regulators responded to wide-ranging foreclosure abuses, blaming officials for a bureaucratic maze that delayed relief to homeowners.