Sentence examples for issue of criticism from inspiring English sources

"I don't think we have an issue of criticism, but there are certain criticisms and certain positions that are outlawed".

"Now when I speak to people on the street, they say to me: the feedback I get is 'you're a different type of person'," he said, before addressing the issue of criticism from journalists.

The book pulls no punches on the issue of public criticism of the government.

Civil society also has a number of criticisms and issues with the approach taken by the authorities, and the authorities need to address these with transparency and efficiency.

The Ukip leader did not issue a word of criticism of Russian democracy in any of the Russia Today interviews viewed by the Guardian.

The most common complaint was with regards to prescribing issues (44% of criticisms made towards the services).

So far, the office has issued two letters of criticism — one in June, the second in September — to the nonprofit Carle Foundation Hospital and its affiliated for-profit cancer center.

David Dini, the headmaster of St Mark's School of Texas, issued a statement of criticism after a 19 November rally in Washington at which Spencer, a member of St Mark's class of 1997, shouted "Hail Trump!

People are justifiably concerned by the partisan nature of the hacked e-mails from the University of East Anglia; and scientists (among them Ralph Cicerone, the president of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences) have issued public statements of criticism.

There remains the issue of Santorum's criticism of John F. Kennedy's famous speech about his religion and the obligations of the office he sought.

John Sicher, publisher of Beverage Digest and a longtime observer of the industry, said he thought soda companies had for too long avoided the issue of obesity as criticism mounted.