"criticize" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch
- I have continually criticized this spend-now, pay-later approach.
- It has been continually criticized over the years for failing to pay any compensation to the former laborers, which was the stated reason for its continued existence after 1952.
- On the campaign trail and Capitol Hill, the Democrats have continually criticized the administration for the net loss of 2.7 million jobs since the start of 2001.
- A $22 Billion Project Britain and China both agree that the rich, bustling colony needs a new and larger airport, but Beijing has continually criticized the Hong Kong Government's plans for financing the $22 billion project.
- As recently as Monday, Mr. McGreevey, who has continually criticized Republicans for running up the state debt during Christie Whitman's two terms as governor, said he was uneasy about borrowing against the tobacco settlement.
- Mr. Nucci said he found it "ironic that Mr. Silber, who has continually criticized the Boston schools for spending too much money, should now say that among the first thing the Chelsea schools need is more money."
- On 3 July 2007, after having continually criticized the leadership of Gianfranco Fini at least since 2005, he finally left AN on 16 November 2007.
- Christopher resents John Ross because he feels that his cousin has exploited the Ewing name to get anything he wants, while John Ross has continually criticized him for not being a "real" Ewing.
- The Provisional Government wanted to await the result of the 1922 general election on 16 June, which proved favourable to it, but was continually criticized and ignored by the anti-Treaty side.
- The Metropolitan Opera, like Broadway and other New York cultural institutions, is continually criticized for being too conservative; it's true that much of the innovation in the performing arts takes place in the provinces.
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