Sentence examples for were to criticise from inspiring English sources

There's little functional difference between running America's multiple wars as a General and running them as CIA Director because American institutions in the National Security State are all devoted to the same overarching cause: Endless War.If I were to criticise Mr Greenwald, I would argue that he overstates the inevitability of Mr Obama's wholesale adoption of Mr Bush's stance on the GWOT.

The Nobel laureate was accused of criticising his country to publicise his book, after telling Turkish paper Hurriyet that it "deals with the oppression suffered by women in Turkey", adding: "if we were to criticise Turkey from the outside, it would be about the place of women in society".

Sir Michael Wilshaw spoke after the Times said two right-leaning think tanks were to criticise Ofsted - and one would call for it to be scrapped.

If you were to criticise, let's say, only Syria, that means you ignore that similar things happen in other countries.

Sumner's offence was to criticise Brooks for supporting slavery.

But it would be churlish to be to criticise South Africa, however little rugby they played.

Kandil's "crime" was to criticise the cacophony of some calls to prayer in Egypt.

The only sure-fire source of US controversy these days is to criticise foreign policy.

One of the methods is to criticise the nature of the research or the research instrument.

The other way is to criticise domination by choosing to stand in the field of emancipation.

He then intended to write to those who were to be criticised to give them an opportunity to respond before publication.