vocal critic

Among the law's most vocal critics have been the states.

He has also been a vocal critic of the war in Iraq.

You might even want to reach out to your most vocal critics and ask them, "What are we doing wrong?"

Many of the hospital system's most vocal critics believe there should not be a commission at all.

Lieberman has been a vocal critic of Bush's environmental policy.

Hopefully this will win over some of her more vocal critics.

For instance, you have remained a vocal critic of Israel.

Both men fought to create the review board only to become among its most vocal critics.

Having been a vocal critic of referees for many years.

But such changes are unlikely to satisfy the Government's more vocal critics.

Among the stock exchange's most vocal critics has been Fidelity.

He was a vocal critic of Pentagon spending during his first term.

A vocal critic, he called traditional prison policies a failure.

He then became a vocal critic of the party.

But he also called on vocal critics outside the university to back off from telling Columbia, or other universities, what to do.

As a moderate, she became a vocal critic of her own party in the Reagan era.

He was a vocal critic of Sunday shopping extensions in 1988.

He was also an early vocal critic of modern urbanism.

A vocal critic of the Egyptian government, he was imprisoned in 1965 for two and half years.

Still, not all the lab's most vocal critics have been mollified.

A vocal critic of both government and financial institutions, she announced her candidacy on 1 May.

Earle has been a vocal critic against the death penalty.

An energy policy analyst and activist, he has been a vocal critic of nuclear power for more than 30 years.

Now, after 18 months in office, the president is getting the results he needs to silence the increasingly vocal critics of his conservative economic policies.

There are a number of vocal critics of the developments.