A measure of the criticism is former presidential candidate Mitt Romney's threat to sack him for the crime of zealously and recklessly printing money.
They can strike down these measures and take the criticism for endangering the capital markets system.
But here is another measure: the brutal criticism of that pick in newspaper editorial endorsements of his opponent -- from GOP-leaning papers that endorsed George W. Bush.
Where possible, the Cochrane Collaboration advocates prospective meta-analysis [ 36], which overcomes inconsistencies in data collection, entry criteria, study protocols and outcome measures, as well as the criticism of data-dredging.
Efforts to suppress dissent continued in 2012 with the passage of new measures banning criticism of the government in public or on the Internet.
It has been a rough year for the Bush administration by some measures, with criticism from the Sept. 11 commission, prison scandals in Iraq and a flat economy at home.
Several administration officials, while acknowledging some unease about Mr. Obama's measured policy, pushed back against the criticism.
And we're not alone: campaigners have already launched a petition calling on Hackney council in east London to "stop criminalising rough sleepers", while the measures have drawn criticism in both the local and national press.
When I raised the criticism of testing measures, I seemed like an abstract-thinking egghead, out of touch with reality.
The heart of the criticism: the tests measure demographics (the class and wealth level of the students) more than teachers' abilities.
