Sentence examples for thwart criticism from inspiring English sources

The announcement was widely seen in Pakistan as a move to thwart criticism he might have faced abroad about attempts to muzzle the news media.

While "WACK!" doesn't do much to thwart criticism of the women's movement as predominantly white and middle-class (despite the inclusion of prominent black artists like Howardena Pindell, Betye Saar, and Adrian Piper), there is evidence of fractiousness within the ranks: Hannah Wilke's 1977 silk screen warns, "Marxism and Art: Beware of Fascist Feminism".

The 47 take an unusual tack designed to thwart criticism.

While giving a press tour on his new multimillion-dollar golf course in Loudoun, Virginia, on Tuesday, Trump attempted to thwart criticism about previous comments he's made regarding the Latino community.

Azeri-supported consulting firms managed by former British lawmakers and German journalists are tasked with improving Azerbaijan's image and thwarting criticism.

The Politburo was instructed to respond quickly to the issues identified by the criticism campaign and thus thwart those who might try to take advantage of the Politburo's possible vulnerability.

With the assailant in the mass shooting still at large, the ruling Justice and Development Party came under criticism for being unable to thwart attacks – dozens of bombings and shootings including those by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party and Islamic State extremists have killed nearly 500 people since a spate of violence began in June 2015.

Some Democrats have concluded that their decision earlier this summer to thwart votes on alternatives left them open to criticism that they were being intransigent.

Republicans seem unfazed by criticism that scaling back the measures would thwart the will of voters who resoundingly elected Democrat Gretchen Whitmer to replace GOP Gov. Rick Snyder, who reached his term limit.

It also reignited criticism of an agency that had failed to thwart the financial crisis and Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme.

Last night, Mr. Raffarin pled his case on national television, saying he was willing to listen to constructive criticism but would not tolerate any effort to thwart his overall plan.