Sentence examples for when criticisms from inspiring English sources

Israel is no democracy for three million Palestinians in the occupied territories, and sadly, it is held to no standard when criticisms are branded anti-Semitic.

When criticisms of some accounting approaches were raised at that meeting, Mr. Causey, the chief accounting officer, gave a rousing defense, saying every transaction was vetted by him and by Arthur Andersen, Enron's outside accountants.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Officials in this state are preparing to execute a prisoner for the first time since 2005, when criticisms about the state's lethal injection method emerged and one doctor who carried out executions acknowledged being dyslexic and sometimes "improvising" when it came to the amounts of chemicals he administered.

One reckons that there is still a 25% chance that the euro will fail, adding mischievously that he believes that the Bundesbank has secretly kept an entire money supply's worth of marks in storage, just in case it ever became necessary to reissue the old currency.Whisper it softlyEven when criticisms of the euro are aired publicly, they tend to be couched in very careful language.

I did do some checking up, when criticisms were made, and found there are some pretty valid explanations for the work.

When criticisms come, you are strong enough to possess that undeniable confidence and wisdom to view naysayers as your great motivational drivers.

When criticisms of Chamberlain appeared in the press, and when the former Prime Minister learned that Labour intended to use an upcoming secret session of Parliament as a platform to attack him, Chamberlain told Churchill that he could only defend himself by attacking Labour.

The news media are so overpopulated with conscious (and unconscious) shills for the 1percentthatat even when criticisms are raised about the Romney campaign's more blatant lies these concerns quickly evaporate into a vapor of faux "balance" and are blandly rolled back into the dominant political discourse.