Sentence examples for lead criticism from inspiring English sources

He was brave enough to confront media power and to lead criticism of the banks.

The Tory MP Ann Widdecombe led criticism of the decision.

The National Trust led criticism of the proposed reforms, with some Tory activists also expressing concern.

Andrea Williams, the chief executive of the Christian lobby group Christian Concern, led criticism of Ashton.

In Tasmania factions never formed so clearly, but there, also, the press led criticism of the government.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, led criticism of the government, saying its proposals were a joke and a shambles.

Ed Miliband today led criticism of the Queen's Speech, claiming it lacked plans to kick-start the economy or cut the jobless total.

The ex-Premier League and Fifa referee Graham Poll has led criticism of the campaign, but Webb has taken a more positive view.

The US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, led criticism of the WikiLeaks revelations at the end of November when she accused the website of mounting an "attack" on the world.

More recently, however, Berlin has led criticism of Italy's failure – suspected to be deliberate – to fingerprint many new arrivals who have then been free to claim asylum elsewhere in Europe, often Germany.

David Moyes led criticism of the Polish match official, Robert Malek, and his expanded band of brothers after a therapeutic night for Everton was blemished by the stoppage-time dismissal of Louis Saha.