Examples of using Criticises in English and their translations into Danish
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at same time he has attacked big business and criticises Clinton for being too close to Wall Street.
He criticises Kant's categorical imperative
Thus the report openly criticises Ukraine for its shortcomings regarding the implementation of democracy,
He also criticises Hilbert in Mathematical Logic saying that he had attempted to reduce mathematics to.
Although the text criticises the ability of this country to shoulder the responsibilities of joining the European Union, my abstention expresses an even more prudent stance.
I note that there is a proposed amendment which criticises the Commission and certain Member States for this delay.
This resolution criticises the Commission's uncooperative attitude,
to mention Amendment 2, which sharply criticises Pope Benedict XVI.
A recently published report by the Swedish National Board of Fisheries criticises the EU's third-country agreements.
Here I want to emphasise two particular aspects that the report rightly criticises in broad terms and on which it calls for redress.
Mrs Terrón y Cusí criticises the EU's action plan on the influx of migrants from Iraq and the neighbouring region.
The report also criticises the increase of meat consumption,
The report criticises this and calls for the introduction of quota arrangements until a normal state of affairs is reached.
Recital E in the report also criticises the entrepreneurship pillar,
On the other hand, the rapporteur criticises the ECB for preventing OLAF, the European Anti-Fraud Office, from carrying out its work.
I also agree with the rapporteur when he criticises setting up an advisory panel to deal with irregularities.
Secondly, the Terrón i Cusí report criticises the fact that the Commission's initial proposal only addresses the situation of individuals who are legally present on Union territory.
Bhutan criticises Nepal on the grounds that its constant changes of government make it incapable of action.
a breeder, in which Sir Wyville criticises artificial selection in a somewhat similar manner.
is on the right track when he criticises the current macro-economic approach.