Sentence examples for sidestep criticism from inspiring English sources

For Live Nation, the arrangement could be a convenient way to help fill up its amphitheaters and sidestep criticism.

Yahoo probably paid this grant in one lump to sidestep criticism over excessive executive compensation and minimize the chance of shareholders voting against it in a "say on pay" vote.

Another detail that has surprised Mr. Rubio's critics is the degree to which he has sidestepped criticism of his own financial management.

But where "The Court" sidesteps criticisms of his work, "The Prosecutor" faces them head on.

He was defending the presence of the Trump adviser Peter Thiel on Facebook's board, and sidestepping criticisms of the minuscule size of his company's black workforce.

Targeting exclusive union representation gives right-to-work advocates a potential avenue to sidestep that criticism.

But these kinds of strategies, created in part to sidestep advocates' criticisms, are upsetting them all the more.

"The game grinded to a halt," said Collins, who sidestepped any criticism of the officiating for fear of being fined by the league.

Mr. Murdoch released a message to News Corporation employees that sidestepped the criticism directed at him, stressing instead the company's cooperation with the inquiry and his recognition of "mistakes we have made".

In rural areas of the country, the average age for marriage is 12 to 13. Yemen's foreign minister, Abu Bakr al-Qirbi, welcomed Mrs. Clinton's offer of support and largely sidestepped her criticisms.

In one of the earliest defences, A Woman Forbidden to Speak (1654), Richard Farnworth sidesteps common criticisms of women's preaching by pointing out that natural women are not permitted to speak at prayer meetings, for "nothing must speak in the Church in God but the Holy Ghost" (Farnworth 1654, 3).