Sentence examples for which were criticized from inspiring English sources

Those payments, which were criticized by creditors at the time, may have bolstered the value of the trading business.

12. Tells about the proceedings, including some of Gorbachev's maneuverings, which were criticized, especially his moves regarding self-determination for the other republics.

Those rulings were followed by an increasing number of patents, some of which were criticized as overly broad and thus were easily abused by patent trolls.

Rating agencies, which were criticized for being too slow to sound the alarms about the 2008 financial crisis, have recently been carrying out an aggressive wave of downgrades.

Also at issue were the price, which Abbey directors said was too low, and the business benefits Lloyds said it could achieve in a merger, which were criticized as unrealistic.

And as for Al Gore's political instincts, which were criticized even by those who weren't offended by the substance of his speech, not every observer thinks he would be a disastrous 2008 presidential nominee.

CBS, which was criticized by GLAAD in the past, was praised this time for having four such characters.

Last December, the incumbent, Joseph Kabila, was declared the winner of the presidential election, which was criticized by international monitors.

The article starts by eschewing the "cruise" experience, which is criticized as being too crowded and too constrained.

Reuters, which was criticized last year as being slow to embrace the Internet, introduced a new Web strategy in February.

At Wednesday's hearing, Ms. Veneman defended the testing program, including its voluntary nature, which is criticized in the report.