Sentence examples for strongly criticized for from inspiring English sources

And like Mrs. Clinton, Mrs. Roosevelt was strongly criticized for her stands, often cruelly.

General Musharraf has been strongly criticized for doing America's bidding in the investigation.

Mustafa Barghouti, a rights activist, predicted that Mr. Arafat would be strongly criticized for turning over the six prisoners and securing his own freedom.

In addition, M. S. Gill, whose Sports Ministry was strongly criticized for the poor handling of the Commonwealth Games, was demoted to the ministry overseeing statistics.

After CNN was strongly criticized for its decision to hire him, Mr. Erickson was invited onto the network's media criticism show, "Reliable Sources," to take his lumps.

The UN mission was also strongly criticized for failing to react to offences by other peacekeepers in the Central African Republic.

And almost immediately, polarizing reactions to the account populated my News Feed; some praised it for "telling the truth" about Boystown, while others strongly criticized it for its classism, racism, misogyny, femmephobia and homophobia.

Without naming Russia, ambassadors of the United States, Britain and France all strongly criticized it for continuing to deliver arms to the government in Damascus.

But two of the biggest unions at US Airways strongly criticized management for failing to deliver on past promises to turn the airline around in exchange for wage and benefits cuts.

When President Clinton's administration passed "welfare reform" in the 90s, the left strongly criticized him for gutting the social safety net, and high-ranking officials in the department of health and human services resigned, including two assistant secretaries.

During a meeting with European Union leaders, he strongly criticized Germany for exporting too many cars to the U.S. And, during a G7 summit in Italy, he refused to join other leaders in pledging to "swiftly implement the Paris Agreement".