Sentence examples for widespread criticisms from inspiring English sources

Recent widespread criticisms have led the government to make a compromise offer of Z$170m to the campaign.

West's video for Famous also sparked widespread criticisms, including from actor and writer Lena Dunham, a friend of Swift, who said it was emblematic of "rape culture".

His decision came after successive defence secretaries and prime ministers refused to reopen the case, despite widespread criticisms about the original RAF verdict made by two air marshals, Sir William Wratten and Sir John Day.

On Friday, following widespread criticisms from news organizations and media experts across the globe, Facebook reversed its decision, saying in a statement to the Guardian: "After hearing from our community, we looked again at how our Community Standards were applied in this case.

Occupiers were also defensive about the widespread criticisms on social media that the militia is benefiting from white privilege and that if Black Lives Matter or Muslim protesters organized an armed siege of government property, police would respond with violence and arrests.

Aaron Persky, the northern California judge who faced widespread criticisms for his sentencing of former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner, announced that he would be stepping down from the case of Robert Chain, a 48-year-old man who pleaded guilty to possessing child abuse images.

But this would attract widespread criticism.

But the Nexen bid attracted widespread criticism.

But there was widespread criticism from environmentalists.

Gen. Anthony Cucolo set off widespread criticism.

The apparent pattern has exposed Williams to widespread criticism.