Sentence examples for makes repeated criticism from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the Court of Auditors, in its annual report, makes repeated criticism of 'the accuracy and reliability of underlying transactions'.

In February last year Briton Peter Saunders, the only other member of the commission who had suffered clerical sexual abuse, resigned after making repeated criticisms of the commission's work.

Perry's actions on the border have drawn repeated criticism from the Mexican government.

But he repeated criticism he made in 2007 that Mr. Obama, then a candidate, was "naïve" to announce he would unilaterally pursue Bin Laden into a country that was a shaky ally.

The private screening companies have come in for repeated criticism from government investigators in recent years.

Shell has faced repeated criticism and regulatory scrutiny over its cavalier attitude towards Arctic drilling, and the KUOW investigation makes clear why Shell is not "Arctic Ready" by a long shot.

Trump has faced repeated criticism for his statements on immigrants and immigration.

Mr. Sharon also repeated criticism that Labor broke the coalition out of political ambition.

An oft repeated criticism is that Bastoy is more like a holiday camp than a prison.

Another repeated criticism is that her demeanor was too cold.

It was organized three years ago, despite repeated criticism from old-time locals.