Sentence examples for silence criticism from inspiring English sources

But Ms Fernández's critics say she wants to silence criticism of the government.

The opposition Democratic Party criticized the arrest as a move to silence criticism of the administration.

Since coming to power in 1999, Chavez has polarized his country and opponents say he has set out to silence criticism by refusing to renew the licenses of a critical television broadcaster and dozens of radio stations.

As part of this effort to silence criticism of his policies, Sadat instituted sanctions against any of the ulema who criticized or contradicted official state policies.

But if the government hoped to silence criticism, it appears to have had the opposite effect.

It smacks of an attempt by Smith and the ARL chairman John Grant to silence criticism.

"What is going on is an attempt to silence criticism of Saudi Arabia particularly among the Shia activist community".

But the tentative agreement did not silence criticism by some over the Obama administration's handling of the crisis.

But that step was not enough to silence criticism that the bank is among the most highly leveraged big banks in the world.

He also said that Thailand's crime computer crime act is "being used by foreign criminals to silence criticism of their activities".

His appointment was seen as a move by Macron to silence criticism from the left that he was not committed enough to green issues.