Sentence examples for under extensive criticism from inspiring English sources
Yet the CDM has come under extensive criticism for structural flaws that keep carbon prices low, and effectively provide a "get out of jail free" mechanism for high-emissions nations like the UK.
There has also been extensive criticism of blossoming official corruption under Gusmao's prime ministership.
Mr. O'Rourke acknowledged that the university and Mr. Churchill had drawn extensive criticism over the essay, with Mr. Churchill facing "half a million" accusations and the university under enormous pressure to discipline him.
A Mail report on Steve Coogan's evidence carried his extensive criticism of the Mirror.
(The proposal comes as Congress is debating revamping TSCA, which has drawn extensive criticism).
The two officials also described the university's decision not to fire Marcy, which has drawn extensive criticism.
The discourse within Russia consists of extensive criticism of shortcomings along with some "blue sky" analyses of what might be possible in some imagined future.
The new plan drew extensive criticism.
A video of the execution, posted online, prompted extensive criticism.
FBI Director James Comey has faced extensive criticism for his handling of the Clinton matter.
The performance did not sway opinion: Chambers continued to encounter extensive criticism within athletics.
