Sentence examples for support the criticism from inspiring English sources
Once the benefits that the president had offered were leaked, which included critical security and diplomatic guarantees and generous offers of additional practical support, the criticism of the president seemed to dampen dramatically.
The Incoherence and the Doctrines use different terminologies and the latter presents its material in ways that does not support the criticism in the Incoherence (Janssens 2003, 43 45).
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However, these results do not support the criticism that chemoradiotherapy should be contraindicated for T4 disease, especially in cases that involve fistula.
Patry Hoskins had only "assisted in the largely mechanical exercise of collecting and organising the evidence which appeared to support the criticisms" in those letters, he said.
Supporters of GamerGate say that the hashtag is a way for those groups to communicate that they do not support the criticisms of the movement as misogynist or racist.
The program, "Fox News Live," supported the criticism by Mr. Pearl's parents, sisters and widow of the broadcast on Tuesday by "The CBS Evening News".
" 'We are disappointed that London has supported the criticism of us on the nuclear issue.' And it could be a message saying: 'Stay away from the borders.
Their experience, reported in detail in the Guardian in March, supports the criticism made of successive governments' counter-terrorism strategy – namely, that its narrow focus on extremist ideology, its idea of a war of civilisations, ignores the significance of social and economic exclusion in the radicalisation of a tiny minority of Muslims, and so risks alienating many others.
The Wilson Center, a US think tank, supports the criticism flung at the EPA, claiming the agreement is inherently flawed because of EU envoys' "divide and conquer" tactics when negotiating with African countries.
"What saddens me most is that it supports the criticisms that one often hears about the French scientific system: overly political, centralized, … not favorable to letting people self-organize and prove themselves," he says.
