Sentence examples for stopped criticism from inspiring English sources

But the rules have not stopped criticism that the pool of discretionary grants functions as a tool for reward and punishment for Ms. Quinn.

But these explanations have not stopped criticism of the profits and price rises from union leaders and consumer groups.

But even such income management won't stop criticism of welfare as "a trap" or a waste; it just helps the critics of welfare shrink the welfare pie even more.

That, in itself, will not stop criticism from the press when it comes to Corbyn's principles.

Comparing Hillary Rodham Clinton to a big flopping fish will do nothing to stop criticism — from Clinton's presidential campaign, among others — that Matthews and his network, MSNBC, have treated the former first lady unfairly.

What to Stop: criticism, complaints (especially after the fact), letting your emotions run the show.

Virtually every day there is another call to display patriotism in particular ways and to not dissent or protest the coup publicly, with consequences for dissent ranging from being asked to stop criticism to being disappeared.

Yet that has not stopped some criticism over what has been perceived as a lenient verdict, or conjecture that the jurors — who served anonymously and have not offered public comment — might have decided to compromise by finding something to keep Mr. Ghailani behind bars.

But those efforts haven't stopped the criticism.

When asked if she enjoys "constant, non-stop criticism," Clinton said she has at least come to "expect, survive, live through" it.

"I'm really puzzled as to why Israel comes across such ferocious, non-stop criticism here – in Parliament, among British celebrities, among British editorial writers, among British students on British campuses," he tells me.