Sentence examples for limit criticism from inspiring English sources

Other laws already limit criticism of the president, though that clause was removed from the new law.

"This isn't the first time they have applied pressure to the UN to limit criticism of their actions, especially in Yemen.

It's hard to escape the fact that the recently-passed Lobbying Act is an attempt by the coalition parties to limit criticism of unpopular policies ahead of the general election - while letting corporate lobbyists off the hook.

Opposition sources said he often summoned journalists for "clarification" on their stories, and accused him of often resorting to blackmailing them to limit criticism of the regime.

* The White House can now control who can monitor its actions, and limit criticism through contract.

But as the vote nears, rights groups say officials have been cracking down on free speech in an effort to limit criticism against the government.

Determined not to repeat what it viewed as the mistakes of the Bush administration, the Obama administration limited criticism of Egypt to private conversations, and pointedly declined to publicly congratulate the government when it freed the jailed Mr. Nour, so as not to embarrass it.

Among the examples cited in the European Commission's report were a multibillion-dollar tax penalty on a media group that has been critical of the government and the jailing of more than 100 journalists under a law that limits criticism of the state.

Mr. Netanyahu did not limit his criticism of Mr. Rouhani to the nuclear issue.

Mr. Bashir did not limit his criticism to the political system.

The president did not limit his criticism to Mr. Trump's treatment of the Khan family.