And if the economy begins growing later this year, as they expect, Mr. de la Rúa should be praised for resisting criticism and standing by his policies, they say.
However, I do feel that Sir Paul Condon has to seriously reconsider his position and tender an early resignation because it has to be remembered that he has at all stages resisted criticism - whether it be of incompetence or racism - until he had little or no option.
"Alternative" as it was, Al Jazeera resisted criticism of the Qatari regime's political decisions and the same was true of research conducted at the universities and think tanks supported by the government.
Since its founding by Arianna Huffington and Ken Lerer in 2005, the HuffPo has vehemently resisted criticisms that it was abusing the goodwill of liberal commentators and activists to run a current affairs commentary and aggregation site on the cheap.
In the following, the criteria of transformative criticism developed by Longino are applied to the foresight quality criteria for Futures Maps developed by Kuusi, Cuhls and Steinmüller [12] in order to investigate if the criteria resist scientific criticism on a socio-epistemic level.
The State Department criticized the settlement activity separately on Tuesday, but the Obama administration has resisted joining criticism of Israel.
Luckily for me, Mr. Mehta has resisted the criticism and kept the panna cotta on the menu.
Mr. Bush resisted such criticism, saying the agreement he negotiated with Baghdad was similar to those signed with many countries that host American troops.
Romney and Bush have resisted direct criticism of each other so far, directing their ire at President Obama and more extreme elements of their own party.
It was with befuddlement and a nontrivial amount of anger that I saw come-lately DVD fans turn "The Big Lebowski" — a movie I thought resisted cultural criticism — into a text to be groped for meaning.
Throughout his career, Dr. Maybury-Lewis resisted the criticism that anthropologists might contribute to the decline of their subjects, as tools of colonialism or as unwitting corrupters by their very presence.
