Sentence examples for rising criticisms from inspiring English sources

Dynamic assessments, a particularly complex class of interactive assessments, have recently received increasing attention in response to rising criticisms of conventional, static assessments, such as their inadequacy in assessing children's cognitive capacities (Tzuriel 2001).

Despite the rising criticism, Berlin did not seem ready to concede defeat for its austerity plan.

Within Israel, there are two themes to rising criticism of the government over the barrier.

Federal officials said the rising criticism played no direct role in shaping preparations for mass vaccinations.

The findings come amid rising criticism of the tactics that some big companies use to lower their tax bills.

Amid rising criticism at home and abroad, state prosecutors have cracked down on employers who mistreat foreigners.

The president's popularity slumped.With congressional elections due in October, Argentina's government faced rising criticism of unemployment and privatisation.

In the face of rising criticism, Mr. Ahmadinejad has for the first time admitted that Iran was suffering from rising prices.

The message in all the speeches has been that despite rising criticism the Patriot Act has proved an essential tool in fighting terrorism.

The new study, coming amid rising criticism of federal policy in recent months, claims to be the first to make detailed comparisons of the vaccination options.

Britain's Conservative opposition has scored points against Mr. Brown's Labor Party with rising criticism that Mr. Brown's original bank plan was inadequate.