Examples of using Criticising in English and their translations into Dutch
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lonely I have been this last year and a half, with everybody criticising me for everything I do.
appearing on television"for criticising U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
in the current one, we have heard speeches by many Hungarian MEPs criticising the Slovak language law.
This is reminiscent of University of Kansas paleontologist Larry Martin criticising overly enthusiastic'feathered dinosaur' claims.
So introspection is very important, criticising others should be less and criticising yourself and laughing at yourself is the best.
Mr Almunia is now criticising poor Hungary.
The aspiration without special necessity on that to enter political debates, criticising thus in the sharp form the country,
And if we keep on rejecting and criticising, then finally there will be a crackdown.
She calls Alderman Jude Kehla‘clumsy' for criticising ethnic subsidies.»».
When I criticise naïve federalism, it is not in fact federalism itself that I am criticising; quite the opposite.
Madam President, we must not allow anyone criticising Israel to be immediately placed in the pro-Palestinian camp
I submitted one such report to you criticising the Commission for not dealing with an infringement complaint concerning the European Working Time Directive.
To my knowledge there is no ban on criticising the International Monetary Fund
And as long as we're criticising anyway I would like to mention that the artwork for this'Inner Force' isn't really fantastic either.
We are not alone in criticising the outwardly democratic regime of the SLORC in Burma.
We are always good at criticising the Commission and others, but we should also question our own behaviour in plenary.
The Tunisian Magistrates' Association has complained of increased intimidation by the Government after its board issued a communiqué criticising the attack on Abou.
All the more reason for criticising the way in which this proposal has been hurried through.
You sometimes hear from diplomats that we must not engage in criticising religions other than our own.
However, I would like to ask: Does dialogue exclude the possibility of criticising the tenets of other religions?