Sentence examples for needs to criticise from inspiring English sources

"It is amusing to see these same journalists explain their smear campaign against me and my family with the explanation that the 'media needs to criticise the government'," Netanyahu wrote on Facebook.

"It seems like he needs to criticise players, managers and directors etc to keep selling books as he is not able to do anything else in football.

But it doesn't mean you don't criticise when you need to criticise.

Only this week, the government felt the need to criticise schools for building up £2bn of reserves.

Mr Calderisi admits the need to criticise the church, especially in light of its own professed ideals, but he argues that it should also be respected for the good it does, "sometimes despite itself".

When you are financially stable, you don't feel the need to criticise each other as much".

Even though it was the Australian government's decision to settle with the lawyers representing the Manus detainees, Abbott felt the need to criticise the judges who presided over the case.

The New Zealander claims the competition between "two world-class sevens" should be celebrated by every Welsh rugby fan and says he cannot understand the need to criticise either player.

Marquet added: "In the ICRC, we focus on humanitarian need, not to criticise or judge, not to say who is right or wrong.

But in order to be more effective, the whole of the international community needs to simultaneously criticise the DPRK about its human record.

I pick them, bring them to the club and if they are not up to it, it's me that needs to be criticised," he said.