Sentence examples similar to set criticism from inspiring English sources

A second project in Midtown has also set off criticism.

The high cost of AIDS drugs has set off criticism, particularly in the poor countries least able to afford them.

Olympus's limited censure by the Japanese authorities set off criticism among corporate governance experts that the company had been let off too lightly.

The policy, which took effect this month, has set off criticism that the authorities in the city-state are trying to enforce online media censorship.

Ministers have scrapped guidelines setting out how much homework children should be set amid criticism that it can interfere with family life.

News of the project has set off criticism among some former Opus Dei members that the movie will be little more than propaganda for the organization.

Even modest steps in the direction of Israel set off criticism from local media and from members of parliament decrying "normalization".

The deal will be sure to set off criticism from rights groups and members of Congress who believe Mr. Uribe's government is overlooking vast rights abuses and offering sweetheart deals to entice the paramilitaries to disband.