Sentence examples for wide-ranging criticism from inspiring English sources
Wilshaw's wide-ranging criticism is unlikely to be received with enthusiasm within the Department for Education.
White House officials, privately jubilant over the wide-ranging criticism of Mr. Starr, were uncharacteristically taciturn.
But Mr. James's prolific, wide-ranging criticism, a fat, career-spanning collection of which has just been published in the United States by Norton, represents only one face of a remarkably protean public personality.
The companies also repeat a previous demand that they should be allowed to disclose how often surveillance requests are made but this is the first time they have come together with such wide-ranging criticism of the underlying policy.
Wilshaw's comments came in a speech offering wide-ranging criticism of the further education (FE) sector, underlining previous remarks that education for 16- to 19-year-olds was better done in schools rather than specialist institutions.
Jose Mourinho faced wide-ranging criticism today for his decision to remove matchday duties from Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro, whose treatment was described by her fellow Premier League medics as "unjust in the extreme".
Wide-ranging criticisms were levelled – and there were some creative new solutions suggested by both panellists and students.
The leaflet he helped write made wide-ranging criticisms of the company, accusing it of destroying the environment, exploiting workers and selling junk food.
The report made wide-ranging criticisms.
"We urge the Home Office to take on board the wide-ranging criticisms that the tech sector, civil society, and now even the Parliamentary committee that oversees the surveillance capabilities of the police and intelligence agencies, have made of their proposals," added Privacy International in another statement.
5 Despite its enormous influence and de facto status as the background theory of health and medicine, from its initial publication to the present it has provoked numerous and wide-ranging criticisms.
