Sentence examples for system criticism from inspiring English sources

Writing about the crash in the New York Times and on his blog, Sharkey defended the American pilots, whom he felt were being scapegoated by Brazilian authorities, and criticized the Brazilian air traffic control system (criticism later substantiated by the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board).

But, he said, "that doesn't mean people are abusing the system". Criticism of guards, he said, is a ploy to hold down the costs of a new contract.

For instance, one of Beiser's main characters, Adolf Trendelenburg (1802-1872), is one of the teachers mentioned in Smith's course list, and Smith left behind a notebook full of detailed notes on Trendelenburg's lecture course entitled Kritik des Hegelischen Systems ("Criticism of the Hegelian System").

It suppresses political competition, discourages citizen participation in democracy and shields the toxic two-party system from criticism or reform.

Over the last few months many of Boles's Conservative colleagues have defended the benefit sanction system against criticism from charities and Labour.

Of course, there was music, too, but what with the excitement of the unfamiliar surroundings and the vagaries of the acoustical system, serious criticism of most of it offers a difficult problem.

The Orlando police said this week it would not renew its use of Amazon's Rekognition system following criticism of the technology's effects on privacy and civil rights.

In Washington on Sunday there were cross-party calls to fix the system and criticism that regulators had still not fully identified the cause of the sell-off, even as markets, still jittery over Europe's debt crisis and last week's plunge, were due to open Monday.

Joachim Starbatty, former deputy leader of the BfB, was a representative of opposition to the Euro system whose criticism was backed by Ordoliberalism.

The initial ballot system attracted criticism from various quarters - including from consumer group Which? - for taking the cash from applicants' bank accounts before they knew which tickets they had been allocated.

The Greeks eschewed such an approach and developed the grid system, despite criticism from Aristotle.