Sentence examples for worldwide criticism from inspiring English sources

When 98 people implicated in the plot were executed, Mr. Nimeiry drew worldwide criticism.

He has been a charismatic campaigner for his innocence, and his cause has sparked worldwide criticism of American justice.

The Clinton Administration has already drawn worldwide criticism for its refusal to join an international treaty banning land mines.

The campaign had drawn worldwide criticism for its arbitrariness and brutality; that is, until Sept. 11 changed the way most Americans look at the world.

In Oklahoma, the state revamped its lethal injection procedures after the botched execution of Clayton Lockett, which drew worldwide criticism and attention.

An Oklahoma execution drew worldwide criticism after the inmate, Clayton Lockett, kicked and writhed before his execution was halted, but he ultimately died a short time later.

In 2007 the Emmy-winner attracted worldwide media criticism when a message he left on his daughter's voicemail was leaked to TMZ.com and cost him a suspension in his parental visitation rights, according to the Washington Post.

His attitude is reflected by most of the critics in UK. "My son, who is hugely appreciated worldwide, receives harsh criticism here and we have, rather sadly, been aware that it is because of his background.

Badawi's case has prompted worldwide outrage and criticism from the UN, US, the EU and others.

Macfarlane, whose directorial debut Ted grossed $545.8m £361.3mm) worldwide, recently received criticism for his material at this year's Oscars ceremony.

The Malaysian government was anxious to speed up the recovery efforts and quell mounting criticism worldwide that the victims were being disrespected and evidence was being tampered with.