Sentence examples for it is criticised from inspiring English sources
It is criticised as being too soft on the issue and regarded as compromised because Chakrabarti had just accepted a peerage.
However, it is criticised for imposing restrictions on women's social activities and for pressuring women to wear the hijab in public.
It is criticised by many environmental activists, including Naomi Klein, for suggesting that a simple techno-fix for global warming is just around the corner but geoengineering may have a more sinister side.
However, it is criticised for being overly sensitive to what happens to people in the middle, and not so good at picking up changes at the extremes, where there has been a growing focus in inequality research.
- After several days of intense negotiations, Obama hails the Copenhagen climate deal as a big step forward, but it is criticised by people on both sides of the climate change argument.
Margarita Simonyan, RT's editor-in-chief, said: "We accept the decision of Ofcom to have held, in effect, that a government's viewpoint must always be reflected and given due weight when it is criticised in the reporting of major political controversies.
The government has challenged Labor to pledge it would reverse the cuts it is criticising.
Although the episode received compliments for its dialogue and humor, it was criticised for its easy puzzles and short length.
There was praise for its quality of production, while it was criticised for its generic, rushed nature.
In 1884, the commission published its report and it was criticised by all involved.
