Examples of 'are criticised' in a sentence
Meaning of "are criticised"
are criticised - Describes the action of being judged or evaluated unfavorably for one's actions, behavior, or opinions
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Models are criticised for wearing short clothes.
All his moves and actions are criticised.
Strain theories are criticised by feminists as betraying a double standard.
Figures are voted in whilst structures and organisations are criticised.
Participatory approaches are criticised for being subjective.
They are criticised every time and on every occasion.
It should be the politicians who are criticised.
This laws are criticised by foreigners.
When we say these we are criticised.
Sometimes we are criticised with no justification.
You often express this publicly and are criticised for it.
You are criticised.
I would like to emphasise that developed nations are criticised for domestic subsidies.
English police are criticised for renewing their search for the youngster.
The high cost and the disruption during construction are criticised in particular.
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These agreements are criticised by the environmental movement and aid organisations alike.
When both walk beside the donkey they are criticised for not riding it.
Metal coffins are criticised by some because they do not let the body naturally decompose.
The views of Balabhadra on this topic are criticised.
Prolonged periods of isolation are criticised as are excessive suspensions.
They are criticised for missing crucial chances to catch Worboys.
Both Georgia and Russia are criticised for their actions.
SUVs are criticised for their impact on other road users and the environment.
Non-profit investigative centers are criticised for being unsustainable.
Are criticised for your eating habits, body shape or weight.
Poland and the Czech Republic are criticised for their slow adoption of Community legislation.
Challenges to your fundamental identity, your strengths are criticised as your weaknesses.
MOST GOVERNMENTS are criticised for failing to do enough about climate change.
Certain measures that fall within the first pillar ( market support ) are criticised.
These practices are criticised by some, lauded by others.
When those failures occur voluntarily, rightly they are criticised and are called sins.
Governments / PSUs are criticised if they do not fulfill their liability towards displaced residents.
However, it does happen that these bodies are criticised by the same governments.
Muslims are criticised for being a community, but then asked to react against terrorism as a community.
It 's not the Government who are criticised.
When you are criticised by both sides, then perhaps you are actually getting things right.
Diagnosis-based awards are criticised on the grounds that a person 's potential work ability is not explored.
These old arguments are criticised ( and discarded ) in Danish report, p.
Thus, whenever we are criticised for " only criticising ", this is another way of saying,.
These arguments are criticised in greater detail in the WSF [ * ] Position Paper on “ Anti - Imperialism ”.
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This map was immediately criticised by the cartographers
It was criticised for its lack of statistical rigour
My own country too is criticised in this report
