Sentence examples for universal criticism from inspiring English sources

Outside of Saudi Arabia, the driving ban has attracted almost universal criticism.

"We are subject to universal criticism from governments, sponsors, media and the wider public," Bernstein said.

We are faced by an unsatisfactory situation and universal criticism from governments, sponsors, media and public".

"What has been notable has been the universal criticism from the all corners of the press.

The European judges note that the problems with IPP prisoners were the subject of "universal criticism" in the British courts.

The attacker was not greeted with universal criticism, instead the incident was treated as entertainment and the attacker was widely applauded for her actions.

Nearly universal worldwide criticism of their actions, an immediate cutoff of Soviet aid by several Western nations and clear support for Yeltsin and Gorbachev expressed by President Bush and other leaders also proved that the price of their coup would be high.

Fans responded with near-universal criticism of the move, going so far as to coin the hashtag #RIPFUT on social media.

At a dinner here Monday that included some prominent executives, there was near-universal criticism of the government's Ausgrid decision, which several argued was driven by needless fear among the intelligence establishment about Chinese ownership of part of Australia's power grid.

Errors will be generated during the submission process (these are technical errors generated by Grants.gov), and here's a point of near-universal criticism of the process: It is not possible to display and print a comprehensive list of errors; the errors are listed one at a time.

One element about Morrowind that received particular, and near-universal, criticism, was the game's journal system.