Sentence examples for right criticism from inspiring English sources

The right criticism of Labour's manifesto is that it is insufficiently bold.Sure, Mr Blair's priority is to win.

Regarding "The Tony Awards," (Globalist, May 13): Roger Cohen is right, criticism of Israel is not betrayal of Israel.

It drops some past spending plans: Labour no longer proposes public ownership of the railways.The right criticism of Labour's manifesto is not the normal one of an opposition's plans: that they are too visionary, too vague or too expensive.

Now, they emphasise the adverse effects of this trend on the public finances; income tax receipts have disappointed, preventing the deficit from coming down as fast as the government had hoped.This is the right criticism, but Labour is short on solutions.

In spite of the Facebook's apparent financial ties to some of the GOP's most closely held strategic groups, its Republican-helmed D.C. office and its contributions to candidates on both the left and right, criticisms that Facebook operates with a left-leaning bias remain a familiar chorus.

And they also answered the human rights criticism.

A12 Rights Criticism of Saudi Arabia Amnesty International accused the Saudi government of widespread human rights abuses.

In the case of Vietnam, the Vietnamese government minimised its own exposure to human rights criticism by facilitating the non-violent immigration to Australia of dissidents and ethnic Chinese Vietnamese.

Nick Clegg will launch the Liberal Democrat manifesto with a stinging critique of Labour's record on civil liberties and human rights – criticism that makes the prospect of a post-election partnership between the two parties more remote.

But rights advocates say that to many conservatives and leaders of Israel's right-leaning government, the allegations of war crimes against the Israeli military that followed the Gaza war in the winter of 2008-9 have turned human rights criticism into an existential threat that is chipping away at the country's legitimacy.

And journalists both inside and outside the Times questioned her decisions to respond to far-right criticism of a Times reporter's dog pun tweet and to describe political reporters' tweets as "outrageous" on Fox News. .