But an investigation by consultants Grant Thornton into how deaths and injuries had gone unnoticed found a CQC report into the trust remained unpublished because it was decided it was too critical of the regulator.
That review was not made public - and according to Grant Thornton, it was buried because it was too critical of the CQC.
It's too critical to too many.
Figures from the Corporation showed public anger fairly evenly spread – 169 viewers complained that coverage was too favourable, while 197 were concerned that it was too critical.
Henning said the United States would probably launch criminal charges against a smaller Swiss bank rather than Credit Suisse as it was too critical to the global financial system.
For further details, administration of hydro-cortisone should be examined by randomized, double blind-test, but we think it is too critical to leave the nonreactive patient without corticosteroid.
Even with the change, Americans remain divided on the issue, with slightly more (52percentt) who feel the coverage has been either fair or not critical enough than those who feel it has been too critical (46percentt).
Reading between the lines, the Glasgow committee realises that it can't be too critical of Delhi 2010 for fear of damaging the Commonwealth Games brand and stoking up resentment which might rebound in 2014.
But it's also, I suppose, why I am a writer, so I can't be too critical of it.
"If I sit around and look at it and procrastinate and get too critical [it won't get done]," he said, "so I kind of felt, fuck it, just race it out the door as quickly as you can and not think about it".
Nor should we be too critical of it.
