Sentence examples for substantial criticisms from inspiring English sources

Three committees which looked at the first draft of the legislation all had substantial criticisms — and some, such as the Intelligence and Security Committee, were highly critical.

More substantial criticisms revolve round his role in the current globalisation debate.

It is easy to draw up a list of substantial criticisms.

But such substantial criticisms of the media should not let the Republican party itself off the hook.

Substantial criticisms in your article were truncated, followed by long rationalizations on why this is all just a question of the public "not getting it".

The fact that you can't do something everywhere is no reason to stop trying it somewhere.There are nevertheless two substantial criticisms that can be made against the Bush doctrine, criticisms all the more telling for Mr Sharansky's presence on the freedom ticket.

The agencies attracted substantial criticism after 1975 from successive U.S. administrations.

The more substantial criticism is that Ajax has become too mercantile and coldblooded.

For the truth is that Reinhart-Rogoff faced substantial criticism from the start, and the controversy grew over time.

However, the department, and the commissioner, has come in for substantial criticism, in part because of their apparent reluctance to embrace fully the idea of recycling.

He said he realised by then the police were facing substantial criticism, and the "one-sided" account "wouldn't have done".