Sentence examples for source criticising from inspiring English sources

The ministerial source criticising Morgan shows that the disability cuts are already causing cabinet tensions, although Downing Street has weighed in behind the education secretary, giving her full support.

But a senior government source criticised the BMA's decision as misguided and wrong, especially as it comes when most doctors have had no or small pay rises since 2010 as part of an NHS efficiency drive.

This morning the ABC ran a story quoting unnamed government sources criticising the attorney general as - among other things - "intellectually arrogant" by unleashing a storm over the use of "occupied" with regard to east Jerusalem.

Specifically, the BBC had reported its source as criticising the government's claim that Iraq's WMD could be deployed at 45 minutes' notice, later emphasised by the prime minister to great effect.

The "anonymous source" also criticised Mrs May's counter-terrorism adviser, Charles Farr.

The inquiry source also criticised the home office's handling of the inquiry saying that: "Every time there was a choice between the right decision and the wrong decision, home office officials picked the wrong one".

Over the weekend senior Conservative and Lib Dem sources strongly criticised each other over education.

The United Nations Office on Drugs & Crimes and the former head of British Intelligence service MI5 are among the sources to criticise the whole concept of a War on Terror, and the subjectivity surrounding General Terror's identity.

During the hearing, members of Congress criticised the source of the leaks, Edward Snowden, who remains free in Hong Kong.

After a spate of other ethics controversies, the administration needed a pick with no baggage for the Iraq job (hence the possible choice of Chris Hill, a foreign-service officer with no Middle East experience).Either way, the handling of the appointment is regrettable, leaving Ms Rozen with no shortage of Democratic sources willing to criticise the administration.

In particular, the MPs criticised the main source for producing migration figures - the International Passenger Survey (IPS).