Sentence examples for meet criticism from inspiring English sources

A blue sign by the barbecue tent reminded the families to meet criticism with kindness, and no one shouted back.

To meet criticism that mere obstruction was damaging the DPJ's image, last week Mr Ozawa offered a vision for a new international role.

The government might meet criticism of rules allowing firms in SEZs to sell some goods on the domestic market by raising the cost to them of doing so.

The House Republicans' decision to give the government a new role, as insurer of last resort, is a significant political step, intended to meet criticism of their earlier proposals.

Similarly, food companies do consumers no favors when they meet criticism of their products with a wall of silence or by issuing a back-patting press release glossing over questionable practices and claims.

The program is meeting criticism.

The first Gulf War typically meets criticism for having pushed the United States toward a 1991 recession.

The official acknowledged that the proposal had met criticism from some in the Japanese Government.

The artist first met criticism following an interview with the Evening Standard in April.

Mr Putin will have noted that his insertion of regular Russian soldiers met criticism but little action from abroad.

The big American retailer's fashion sense has often met criticism from investors and disdain from consumers.