Sentence examples for what he criticises from inspiring English sources

The consumers of law and order services want visible neighbourhood policing, which is what Stevens did when he was Met Commissioner, and what he criticises the coalition for undermining, and which he proposes to restructure the police force to restore.

Curtis can be accused of doing what he criticises politicians for: creating oversimplified stories to make sense of a complex world, and losing sight of the truth in the process.

As Mr Lanier admits many times in his new book, "Who Owns the Future?", he is part of what he criticises, and he benefits from actively participating in the schemes he would like to see ended.Mr Lanier's views have been shaped by his side career as a musician.

However, in insisting that there needs to be family intervention, targeted activity at gangs and reform of the criminal justice system, he has done exactly what he implicitly criticised in his piece; wading in without aforethought.

He criticises what he sees as plans for additional public spending without corresponding savings, as well as the minimum wage ("the regulation craze is back").

What he had been criticising in Munich was the idea that Britain should be "super tolerant" about communities living separately.

He criticised what he called "regime-change wars", many of which he said had not worked.

As army chief of staff, he criticised what he called the 'holes' in the security agreements.

There he criticised what he called the "globalisation of indifference" to their plight by rich countries.

Carswell made clear that his criticisms went beyond Europe as he criticised what he called the "little clique" of Westminster.

Cameron was also given a remarkable standing ovation as he criticised what he said were "complete and utter lies" from Labour on the NHS.