Примеры использования Criticising на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In its judgment, the High Court, criticising her decision to destroy the documents, said it was an"astounding
companion system but criticising the"standard kill and fetch" quests.
We come to a conclusion that Theodore was not only aware of the patristic tradition of criticising the Severian concept of the composite nature,
plain old weirdness" while criticising the"weak and unconvincing" characters and plot.
Other than basic hands on assistance with criticising and improving new innovative products, Rodan21 has also established an academic-industrial alliance.
During the 1990s, she generated controversy by criticising immigration and Islam in France,
There is no indication that these disclosures have led to action by the CNMV such as criticising certain intra-company transactions
However, some critics felt that the game did not meet the expectations, criticising single-player aspects such as its story and voice acting.
Such patterns highlight a strong and alarming willingness, by the Russian authorities, to suppress any voice criticising their operations in the Chechen territory.
branded and mutilated for criticising Henrietta Maria in a pamphlet, before being imprisoned for life.
Overall reception for Lucky Chloe has been mixed, with Wesley Yin-Poole of Eurogamer observing"Lucky Chloe has already divided the fighting game community, with some criticising her Japanese idol design as uninspired and generic.
You're always watching me, criticising!
with some of its Bundestag MPs openly criticising it.
in fact, criticising and accusing quite significant groups in society.
When you feel like criticising anyone," he told me,"remember that all the people in this world haven't had your advantages.
Yet, many of the delegations that had made an emotional appeal on behalf of the Palestinians had not uttered a single word criticising them for such acts.
In 678, Luo Binwang was dismissed and imprisoned for criticising Wu Zetian, but was released the following year.
Jones is a supporter of the Conservative Party, and recorded a song called"Mr Brown" written by Robert Hart, criticising the tax policies of the then Chancellor of Exchequer Gordon Brown.
As a result it continues to promote privatisation even in countries with high levels of corruption while criticising socially progressive policies such as the introduction of free public transport in Tallinn, Estonia.
Ben Willmott from British magazine NME rated it four points out of 10, criticising the production of collaborator James Dean Bradfield,