Indeed, we were told that we could no longer criticize any corporations, even if they were exploiting children".
Now, however, as part of the settlement, all those allegations have been rescinded and the parties may no longer criticize each other in any medium.
Egyptians, disgusted by what was being done in the name of their faith, stopped tolerating militants in their midst and no longer criticized efforts to stamp them out.
And Mr. Gore is no longer criticizing Mr. Bush head-on, the way he did in the spring when he spoke of Mr. Bush's "risky" tax scheme and criticized every Bush proposal.
And that implies that they can no longer criticize from a distance, or run for cover from the anger of Islamic conservatives; instead, they will have to take the heat for the compromises that Mr. Arafat will have to make on Jerusalem, on borders for a Palestinian state and on refugees' right of return.
I no longer criticize the things I liked when I was younger, prettier, smarter, thinner, and poorer.
It didn't appear to be planned, but Johnson was equally miffed at the Lakers despite saying earlier this year he would no longer criticize them.
Obama campaign manager Jim Messina penned a letter to Romney campaign manager Matt Rhoades, vowing to no longer criticize Romney over his taxes if Romney releases five more years of returns.
So many of them in the revenue-generating sports of football and men's basketball drop out on an annual basis that media members no longer criticize them for doing so.
The Duma also can no longer criticize the cabinet of its own leader [Putin is the chairman of the majority Unified Russia party.] This path is unusual and, most likely, a mistake for a country where the executive branch traditionally plays a huge role in the lives of ordinary citizens.
