Sentence examples for specifically criticised from inspiring English sources

Of the 13, only two specifically criticised the Guardian for publishing the disclosures, which is unusual for such a high-profile story.

Kudrin specifically criticised Rosneft, the state-controlled oil giant, for a huge bond issue last week that many have suggested could have contributed to the rouble's fall.

In September 2014, the director of the FBI, James Comey, specifically criticised Apple's decision to enable "end-to-end" encryption in its then-new mobile operating system, iOS8, which is what prevents the company from reading its users' messages.

The company was specifically criticised for the default setting of the Facebook Platform services, which in the words of the regulator, "prepares the transmission of user data to individual websites/apps without express consent" from users.

He has specifically criticised some of Mr Berezovsky's dealings in a way that would have seemed inconceivable in past years, when the tycoon seemed to have a base at the heart of the Kremlin.

This was followed by Shcharansky: Hero of Our Time (1986), written to help the campaign for the release of the human rights activist Anatoly Shcharansky, although Gilbert came to regret Shcharansky's subsequent drift to the right once he had arrived in Israel and specifically criticised his hostility to the Palestinians.

Mr Barroso went even further in the debate in the European Parliament that followed his speech, specifically criticising the Tory party.

A vote is scheduled for later this month on a resolution calling for an EU-wide arms embargo on sales to Saudi Arabia but that also specifically criticises the UK.

The inquiry specifically criticises the way in which the US dismantled the security apparatus of the Saddam Hussein army and describes the whole invasion as a strategic failure.

"We cannot give in to hatred, division and prejudice," Shorten said, specifically criticising several Coalition members who had backed calls to ban the burqa.

The inquiry specifically criticises the way in which the US dismantled the security apparatus of the Saddam Hussein army and describes the whole invasion as close to a strategic failure.