Sentence examples for wake of criticism from inspiring English sources

Mr. Flake later pulled out of the deal in the wake of criticism.

The policy tinkering has come in the wake of criticism by lawyers, academics and, most memorably, Judge Jed S. Rakoff of the United States District Court in Manhattan.

Hilary Swank has released a statement in the wake of criticism about her attendance of a birthday celebration for controversial Chechen Republic President Ramzan Kadyrov.

Spike Lee has denied that he called for a boycott of the Academy Awards ceremony in the wake of criticism of the Oscars' perceived lack of diversity.

The payouts come in the wake of criticism from independent experts who said the police department was under-resourced and ill-prepared to deal with the protests.

In the past, Martin's fellow fantasy novelist Neil Gaiman has sprung to his defence in the wake of criticism from fans over his writing pace.

Mr. Gonzales left office last month after resigning in the wake of criticism that he fired several United States attorneys last year for political reasons.

Dr. Clark took over from Dr. Horace Judson, who announced his resignation in 2002 in the wake of criticism from faculty members and students.

This week, the law firm hired by House Republicans to defend the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, withdrew from the case in the wake of criticism from gay-rights groups.

The announcement that the chief, John Peruggia, was being demoted made him the first person to be reassigned in the wake of criticism over the way the city's E.M.S. and sanitation workers performed during the blizzard.

The appointment of the commission came in the wake of criticism by local media that the police arrived on the island too slowly and that the authorities did not do enough to prevent attacks against government buildings.