Sentence examples for that criticised from inspiring English sources

Western governments that criticised Anwar's trial view current tensions as an internal matter.

It was his pornographic play that criticised the king that proved his downfall.

Twitter admitted it had monitored tweets that criticised the firm (a business partner) and vowed not to do so again.

It was therefore the judges, he argued, not CAT who were making decisions that criticised state policy.

Firms that criticised their clients' accounting risked losing not only audit work but also lucrative consulting contracts.

Responding to an article in the City AM financial newspaper that criticised France for a "generalised hatred of commerce", the French Embassy lambasted the quality of the NHS.

A French journalist has been told she must leave China after publishing an article that criticised Beijing's policy towards Muslim Uighers in Xinjiang.

A telling clash came over a recent report by Australia's Human Rights Commission that criticised both Labor and coalition governments for locking child asylum-seekers in detention centres.

After securing a $40m judgment against a newspaper that criticised him and jail sentences for its employees, Rafael Correa, the president, announced he would pardon them.

Four years ago its spy agency was exposed for illegally funding a supposedly independent charity in Washington that criticised human rights in Indian Kashmir.

The case was prompted by a former Intel employee who sent e-mails that criticised the company's labour practices to thousands of staff members.