Sentence examples for robustly criticised from inspiring English sources
Both posts have a recent history of controversy, with the previous justice secretary, Chris Grayling, refusing to extend the contract of the current chief inspector of prisons, Nick Hardwick, after he robustly criticised policy failures.
Because he has steadfastly, since 1967, advocated a two-state settlement with the Palestinians, and has robustly criticised those Israeli governments that refuse to engage with this policy, he has been dubbed a traitor by some of his fellow Israelis.
Of course, standard gambles are known to have problems with lack of sensitivity [ 21], and WTP methods, as with other valuation methods, have been robustly criticised and defended, and are thus controversial [ 22].
This comes at an interesting time, following a recent child protection case in which social workers were criticised for not challenging the police more robustly.
The law has been widely criticised in the Israeli media, although the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, robustly defended it, saying the boycott movement was "reckless and irresponsible".
He was roundly criticised.
China also criticised it.
Grant Shapps criticised these ideas.
Doctors criticised the Labour poster.
International observers criticised the election.
