These issues require attention now, and an integral part of the EU s search for new global strategies should be to invite, rather than avoid, criticism of its activities.

Criticism and concerns Most criticism of the field involves potential hazards with lack of oversight by professionals or governments.

Criticism of America did not stop there.

Much of that criticism misses the mark.

The advice sparked lots of criticism online.

Criticism Some public relations professionals have argued against the use of no comment , stating that one of the goals of working with the press is to resolve issues before they become hot topics.

A question of credibility responding to unfounded criticism

Erdoğan seems immune to criticism.

The sentencing sparked criticism online.

Criticism Criticism of Early Childhood Intervention asserts growing up is different in detail for each individual, depending on genetic endowments and environmental circumstances.

Stifling criticism reflects the lack of confidence in leaderships.

But there has been criticism of the Consolidated List.

But such criticism is largely misplaced.

We reject the first criticism entirely.

In most if not all non Western civilizations, pride and self love exclude self criticism or at least the criticism of one s civilization as such.

But some of this criticism of market fundamentalism reflects a misunderstanding.

Our neighborhood policy needs support, not criticism.

Bush silenced criticism by calling it unpatriotic.

This criticism reflects a serious misunderstanding of how markets really function.

Contrary to the criticism, condemnation of the film is not censorship.

But such criticism captures only one small part of Europe s difficulties.

To no one s surprise, Chávez dominated the criticism of the pact.

Criticism of individual countries could neither hide nor resolve those problems.

It's a wildcard for disarming any reasonable criticism.

Such criticism notwithstanding, Friedman makes an important point.

We are more sympathetic to the second criticism.

Yet this process leaves the rights of creditors undefended, eliciting widespread criticism.

He says that the Arab countries received the biggest share of criticism.

Much of his work is on textual criticism and the New Testament.

Her delegation particularly objected to the criticism of the Quartet's efforts to facilitate a two State solution and felt that such criticism undermined the United Nations role as part of that Quartet.

But the same criticism can be directed at Sarkozy.

Second, globalization has been the target for populist criticism.

During Boris Yeltsin s presidency, this criticism became even stronger.

But his credibility was sapped in the wake of criticism of the BoE s handling of the collapse in 1991 of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International an episode that anticipated later issues in managing the failure of large, cross border institutions.

Of course, China merits criticism in many areas of its domestic and foreign policy.

That absence of self criticism is what led America into the Iraq quagmire.

Self criticism, even more than innovation, is a defining characteristic of the West.

The secular Tunisian opposition's lack of support to Amina, was met with criticism.

In the 21st century, criticism of kalām also comes from the Salafi movement.

This implies critical faculties and the ability to tolerate criticism.

Kazakhstan deserved the criticism it received from Western election monitors.

Deflecting mounting criticism, Bush rejects appeals to boycott the summit.

Assad, Syrian rebels, Americans, Russians, and Arabs all merit criticism.

On the whole, the elite are not sensitive to criticism.

American environmental attitudes toward climate change or genetic modification of food bring similar criticism.