Sentence examples for state criticism from inspiring English sources

"Ruthlessly" hunting the armed insurgents, who are largely a creation of a repressive society that allows no state criticism, is no solution.

Following reports by human rights groups and a series of Guardian investigations into the plight of migrant workers in the Gulf state, criticism over inaction by the authorities has grown.

When discussion first surfaced a year or two ago about an Israeli call for the Palestinians to recognize Israel as a "Jewish State," criticisms of the Israeli government burst forth.

According to a report from The Telegraph, Ms. Brooks's resignation was also preceded by much more frankly stated criticism from Mr. Murdoch's daughter, Elisabeth, who is a television executive.

Wedged in the center of that competition is South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley -- the Republican rookie who drew heavy in-state criticism over allowing neighboring Georgia to move forward with its desire to dredge the Port of Savannah.

Announcing a review of the WHO's actions, spokeswoman Fadela Chaib stated: "Criticism is part of an outbreak cycle.

Criticism After Adorno There has been lots of hand-wringing of late over the state of criticism.

Palmer et al. state that criticism of multiple-choice as being incapable of testing high-order thinking is in fact criticism of poorly written questions, and that the same criticism can be directed at open-ended assessments [ 45].

The agency also disputed some claims in the report commissioned by the state, drawing criticism from opponents of the plant.

Here's a sampling of readers' comments in response to A. O. Scott's column about the state of criticism and its goals.

A. O. Scott's constructive, clear-eyed view of the state of criticism, online at the Times, builds, like a movie, to a fascinating twist: a retrospective view of negative judgments about the state of criticism, one from the nineteenth century by Coleridge and another, from the twentieth, by T. S. Eliot.