Sentence examples for systematic criticism from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, this narrow approach has met with no systematic criticism from the Democratic Party.

The idea of the systematic criticism is analogous to the general consistency criterion of the GTC [11].

In practice, the systematic criticism is the effective way to promote the objectivity when expert judgments are used for evidence in Delphi studies.

It may also enhance the standing of consumer involvement strategies as tools for protecting research quality by organizing them in a way that allows for systematic criticism of their effectiveness and subsequent improvement.

It is interesting to note that the systematic criticism of Aristotelian science started approximately at the same time in the Jewish milieu (with the writings of Abner) and in the Christian milieu, with probably no relation one to the other.

The ruling parties make multiple promises (that they do not believe for one second) that cannot be delivered; opposition parties are happy enough with systematic criticism on everything, without thinking and with no proposals.

Delmedigo's book contained one of the first systematic criticisms of the Kabbalistic mystic tradition, which he, like many others, regarded as a derivative form of Neo-Platonism.

In his critical essays he laid the foundation of systematic literary criticism and aesthetics in Hungary.

One important thing philosophers can claim for their own is a generalization of the modern scientific viewpoint into a spirit of systematic self-criticism, an insistence on calling into question the basic ideas that everyone accepts, including oneself.

They'll leave this systematic squelching of criticism to Clinton, probably hoping he signs this un-American abomination and slams the White House door after him.

Two months after publication of Séralini et al. [2], the Séralini research group published a systematic response to criticisms voiced in letters published in FCT [13].