Sentence examples for related criticism from inspiring English sources

The government needs "permanent legal tools against terrorism" but "we won't limit basic freedoms", Mr Uribe claims.What about the civilians?The second, related, criticism is that the government has yet to work out an effective strategy for rebel-held areas.

This other-wordly mentality is reminiscent of Catherine the Great's aphorism about political ideas which "work only on paper, which accepts anything, is smooth and flexible and offers no obstacles either to your imagination or your pen .A related criticism is that economists tend to think that most problems can be created by designing the right incentives.

(For related criticism, see Loudermilk 2004, 149 172).

The related criticism provoked focuses mainly on the fact that measuring innovative ability as the monetary input to a process (e.g., R&D spending) or as the immediate output or results (e.g., number of new products developed, speed to market, new products as percentage of sales, number of patents generated, etc).

A third, related criticism being voiced is about the overall strategic goals and the exit strategy from the current conflict.

Another related criticism is that since only a small minority of pupils will become professional programmers, it is pointless making every child learn.

His deputy and prospective foreign minister, Julie Bishop, picks holes in the white paper ("a missed opportunity and potentially counter-productive") but concedes that its goals and targets are "laudable".One analyst, however, levels two related criticisms at it.

NEWARK — The Roman Catholic archbishop here on Tuesday introduced the cleric appointed by the Vatican to assist him and denied that the move was related to criticism over his handling of a sexually abusive priest.

If it's an update to the driver assistance system it's possible the postponement to the announcement is related to criticism of the tech in Germany — which stepped up this weekend with the Transport Minister intervening directly via a letter to Tesla requesting it stop using the term 'Autopilot' in its marketing.

Second, and closely related, any criticism of the man just gives him more attention: if it weren't for all the outrage he'd still be just another sad dweeb reviewing pencils for the Telegraph, and every time you make fun of his flimsy pretensions you're just helping him get more famous and feeding the vast churning mill of his ego.

But after Isaac-related criticism from many quarters, Entergy announced last Wednesday that Bill Mohl, president and CEO of Entergy Louisiana and Entergy Gulf States, had been reassigned to the position of Wholesale Commodities president, located in the U.S. Northeast.