Sentence examples for over criticising from inspiring English sources

But few have hopes for any great change so long as state television depends on government grants, and its director-general is chosen by a parliamentary committee.With the argument over digital television licences likely to remain live right up to the next election, due in three years' time, the media will continue to be cautious over criticising the government.

There are matches where he struggles to contain himself when he hears someone over-criticise me, especially when they target my personal life rather than the technical aspects of my play.

They'll be bitching about your over-prescribing, criticising your handwriting and the way you pronounce tricky Latin names.

Game Over Online criticised the game's gameplay, but praised its "solid story which actually makes sense" and its "very good graphics".

"Quite often in Italy we have the bad habit of over-criticising so I will leave it to the Celtic manager to criticise this evening," he said.

Amal Clooney has claimed Egyptian officials warned she risked arrest over a document criticising the country's judicial system.

Legia Warsaw's legal problems this season have continued after Uefa charged the club over a banner criticising their disputed exit from the Champions League.

However, the MPs called for more transparency over pay equality, criticising the government's decision to end equality impact assessments for businesses to demonstrate their commitment.

Existing users are up in arms over the news, criticising the company for making an abrupt change and for miscalling the market because there are comparable services out there that are still free.

While ministers agreed easily on the decision to target Syrians implicated in the bombing of Aleppo, they were divided over whether to criticise Russia.

Over the weekend the police and crown prosecution service (CPS) were criticised over their handling of Andrade.