Sentence examples for make strong criticisms from inspiring English sources
Johnson has since used his Daily Telegraph column to make strong criticisms of the BBC, arguing on 14 May that the next director general of the BBC must be a Conservative.
The 2011 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices made strong criticisms of the situation in China, Russia and several countries in Africa.
Lord MacLaurin, Leahy's predecessor, made strong criticisms at Tesco's annual meeting last year: "When you judge the performance of a chief executive, you not only judge the performance of his day-to-day operation, but you also have to judge his legacy, and I think we're all very sad to see the legacy Sir Terry Leahy has left".
He did so after the BBC revealed in April that year that his chief executive, Sam Pollock, had resigned and made strong criticisms of the office.
However their case was weakened by forensic experts who undermined the credibility of DNA evidence provided by police and made strong criticisms of their first-response procedures at the scene of the killing.
Konstantin Pobedonostsev — a statesman and tutor of the future Alexander III, Russia's most reactionary tsar — made strong rational criticisms of democracy.
Our main criticism is that in many places you make strong statements without sufficient justification.
Strong unions make strong democracies.
They expressed enthusiasm for the entire project, well aware that McGwire had made these strong criticisms last week.
The choice of Shorey for this post was a controversial one: never a man to conceal his opinions, he had made numerous strong criticisms of German scholarship and the attitude that produced and pervaded it.
