Sentence examples for withheld criticism from inspiring English sources

He volunteered that he had similarly withheld criticism of most of President Bush's actions.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg withheld criticism, saying that the authority "runs projects pretty well" and "does have a good record".

Publicly, Australian officials withheld criticism of Najib's announcement, with Australian Transport Minister Warren Truss saying Australia respected Malaysia's right to make that call, given it is the government in charge of the investigation.

The preceding governments of the Institutional Revolutionary Party had a cosy arrangement with Mr Castro under which they withheld criticism of him so long as he refrained from backing guerrillas in Mexico.

Publicly, Australian officials have withheld criticism of Najib's announcement, with the Australian transport minister, Warren Truss, saying Australia respected Malaysia's right to make that call, given it was the government in charge of the investigation.

The Castro government has bought more than $40 million in food from the United States; it has withheld criticism of the use of the United States Naval Station at Guantánamo Bay to house captives; and it has offered to increase cooperation on a variety of issues, including drug trafficking and fighting terrorism.

For now, Ms. Allen is withholding criticism, saying she wants to see how the case against Mr. Treffinger plays out.

The key is not to withhold criticism, but to deliver it in a way that is helpful.

The Mayor and the Governor have called for a capital indictment, and they are unlikely to withhold criticism this time; in fact, Pataki has threatened to supersede Morgenthau on the matter, as he did last year with the Bronx D.A.

Government officials in France withheld formal criticism, as did German ministers.

There has been no space between Amano and Barack Obama, and he withheld serious criticism of the industry during the Fukushima crisis".