Sentence examples for station criticism from inspiring English sources

This has brought the station criticism for allegedly never attacking the country that backs it, says Mohammed El-Nawawy, author of a book on al-Jazeera.

Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, denied that the changes to the board's makeup was connected to the station's criticism.

The American Embassy in Beirut said that it monitors Manar, but Washington rarely singles out the station for criticism, lumping all its disapproval together by labeling Hezbollah a terrorist organization.

Users can also park the bikes anywhere they want, meaning they don't need to look for designated docking stations – a criticism of similar services in cities elsewhere in the world.

The station rejected the criticism and said it was simply interested in the news value of the interview.

BBC Radio 4 controller Mark Damazer has defended his station against recent criticism that it panders too much to middle-class tastes, insisting that earlier constraints on using language such as "piss, bugger or shit" had now gone.

Syrian media activists working to establish a credible alternative to the state broadcaster in areas of the country held by rebel groups were dealt a blow this month in the northeastern province of Raqqa, where a radio station that aired criticism of Qaeda-linked militants was closed down by the Islamists and one citizen journalist was kidnapped.

The owners of Watford Gap service station objected to criticism of their food, as did an EMI board member who was also a non-executive director of Blue Boar.

The government can't effectively censor the Internet, and it doesn't bother with opposition newspapers and some radio stations — a little criticism has long been tolerated to give Russia's disaffected intelligentsia a place to blow off steam.

The influx of ad spending has also left stations vulnerable to criticism that they are not doing nearly enough to fact-check all the ads they are profiting from.

In a country that maintained a high degree of free media throughout the darkest days of the Shevardnadze regime, Saakashvili's TV-station sting raised criticism over eroding media freedoms.