Sentence examples for neutralize criticism from inspiring English sources

They put gasoline in the car just often enough to neutralize criticism.

Now, having a digital strategy integrated across multiple channels is the new mandate to neutralize criticism.

In a questionnaire he prepared for the hearings, Sessions already tried to neutralize criticism of his civil rights record, and he and other nominees have reportedly spent more than 70 hours preparing with mock hearings.

It's all about story lines that favor him, allow him to dominate or neutralize criticisms of him.

SCORECARD -- Mr. Bush is trying to define Mr. Kerry as a high-taxing liberal while neutralizing criticism of his own handling of the economy.

When "American Hustle," about the real-world figures involved in the Abscam operation, hit theaters two years ago, director David O. Russell preemptively neutralized criticism with a short message preceding the action.

Geithner and other Summers allies have been conspiring – make that "comparing notes" – via conference call on how to effectively neutralize the criticism of Summers in the press.

"I think the Mayor has tried to use his reaction to the float to try in some ways to neutralize the criticism he's gotten from many quarters on how he handled the youth march," Mr. Sharpton said, adding that Mr. Giuliani may not have the power to dismiss any city employee involved with the float.

"Obama had two main objectives — to deflect Israeli pressure to conduct or acquiesce in a premature war, and to neutralize Republican criticism that he is too soft on Iran and too hard on Israel," said Robert Malley, program director for the Middle East and North Africa at the International Crisis Group.

Do they think they hold so much sway with liberals that they can discredit Krugman and thus neutralize his criticism?

Carnap's rationale for explication could then be cited to neutralize the criticism that formal epistemology, although technically intriguing, is largely philosophically irrelevant because it departs from the central concepts and concerns of traditional epistemology.