Sentence examples for under strong criticism from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ben-Eliezer came under strong criticism after the army acted against the settlers on Saturday, the Sabbath here.

To get them out, Mr. Bush agreed to three public hearings, where the plan came under strong criticism.

Russia has said it fully supports that plan but has come under strong criticism by Western nations for supplying Mr. Assad's military with weapons.

Though the reports broke long-held taboos on reporting about sexual orientation, the methodology used by Kinsey quickly came under strong criticism for being extremely unreliable.

European officials, particularly in Belgium, have come under strong criticism for lapses that might have enabled the Brussels plotters to succeed.

In recent years, the population control policy has come under strong criticism from some Chinese policy advisers and scholars, partly on the grounds that it will slow the nation's growth rate as the population ages.

Disagreements exist across a wide range of issues and between numerous blocs of countries but the United States has come under especially strong criticism here by countries rich and poor and by its own domestic critics.

Happily, the bill came under such strong criticism that Mr. Straw modified it to cover only those believed to have committed what would be a criminal offense.

When she was first lady she was under such strong criticism from the press that she came across sometimes as uptight – but in real life she was not at all uptight.

The director, who was highly praised for his staging of a revival of "Once in a Lifetime" at the Circle in the Square two seasons ago, was asked about the script of "Frankenstein," which came under especially strong criticism.

But the scheme, introduced under the previous Welsh government, has faced strong criticism from agricultural unions with worries that some farmers could lose out.