Sentence examples for meets criticism from inspiring English sources

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

He says that he is against arming the rebels, but meets criticism that he must do more by increasing "non-lethal" aid of such things as night-vision goggles and communications equipment which will help the rebels to fight.

The program is meeting criticism.

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.

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

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.

Even previous agreements met criticism for the sometimes brutal tactics that North African countries used to hold back migrants.

US officials said the move was premature, in comments that met criticism from the head of the opposition Syrian National Council.

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