Sentence examples for vigorously criticised from inspiring English sources

The latter, who make up 20% of Israel's population, have vigorously criticised the proposal – which needs approval from the Knesset before becoming law – as provocative and racist.

He consistently supported the policies of the Soviet leadership but toward the end of the 1980s vigorously criticised the failure of"socialism without democracy" in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

The test has been vigorously criticised by charities such as Citizens Advice and by a government-commissioned independent review, saying that the process is impersonal, and ill-equipped to gauge the seriousness of mental health conditions, or the nuances of complex medical problems.

The Thayers' views were vigorously criticised in 1911 by Theodore Roosevelt, an experienced big game hunter and naturalist familiar with animal camouflage as well as a politician, in a lengthy article in the Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History.

They have put their names to, and publicised, a document vigorously criticising the text of self-approval prepared for the Communist Party congress in October.

Iran can be criticised vigorously – and deservedly so – but in terms of translating archaic religious ideas into government policies, our friends in Saudi Arabia are at least as bad.

That position was vigorously opposed by the phone companies and criticised by proponents and critics of the NSA alike.

Mr Barak for his part, say insiders, is determined to vindicate his decision to join, bitterly criticised within his own party, by vigorously pushing for peace.

But opposition parties in Madrid's regional parliament have vigorously questioned such figures as overly optimistic and have criticised the easing of building restrictions, which according to Socialist Party spokesman Jose Quintana, "wouldn't have happened in a banana republic".

He supports them vigorously right up to the point that the wheeze is criticised by someone.

Outside observers criticised the conduct of the campaigns: the main media slavishly backed the government, public officials campaigned vigorously, dirty tricks abounded.