Sentence examples for severely criticised from inspiring English sources

America severely criticised the police action.

My husband said to me: "You have to prepare to be severely, severely criticised".

After the last rejection, in 2001, May's barrister, Michael Mansfield QC, severely criticised the hearing.

The deal was severely criticised for creating an unequal playing field.

Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, severely criticised NHS care of troubled young people last week.

The ABC has also been severely criticised for its uncritical presentation of Maskell's views.

Senior HMRC officials had been severely criticised by members of the Commons public accounts committee in October 2011.

The Mony brothers (and the goalkeeper Maurice Cottenet) were severely criticised by the French press and spectators.

It caused much censure from the pulpits of various countries and was severely criticised in some of the papers in England and in the United States.

Chief Jackson was severely criticised for the aggressive police response to the protests that erupted after the 9 August shooting of Mr Brown by one of his officers.

The decision by tax officials to use intrusive investigative powers to try to prove that a whistleblower had spoken to the Guardian has been severely criticised by MPs.