Sentence examples for which I criticised from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, he pointed out that I "consider[s] the British to be soft on terrorism", referring to a 2006 article in which I criticised the London Bullion Market Association for declaring its intentions to provide North Korea with gold.

I was investigated by the Ministry of Information for reporting on the US presence in Bahrain, but it was a May 13 phone interview with the BBC, during which I criticised a proposed union of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, that led to my recent arrest.

The dimensions of the response, the disproportion of the response, is something which I severely criticise".

"Which I don't criticise.

"There were times when I've played very well, but just because I've not scored I've been criticised, which I'm not too worried about," he said.

His spokesman had earlier praised the measure, which was criticised by American officials.

The European commission, which had criticised the government for stifling public debate, welcomed the results.

The controversy over the DTI report, which also criticised City banks, brokers and accountants, rumbles on.

The changes were seized upon by the British Medical Association (BMA), which had criticised the introduction of the so-called "intelligent monitoring".

However, just before Christmas, Justice Victoria Bennett released in the family court a judgement which strongly criticised this approach.

Packham wrote a column in the BBC's Wildlife magazine in which he criticised wildlife charities for being too meek.