Examples of using Criticised in English and their translations into Polish
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The Pacers have often been criticised as being of poor quality.
The book was widely criticised in the media.
The undercarriage behaviour was also criticised.
Even the Treaty of Lisbon was only half-heartedly criticised and delayed by the Prague leadership.
Due to the lack of these rights, Lithuania has been repeatedly criticised by international organisations.
Those who criticised the Treaty of Lisbon spoke of a democratic deficit.
Slovak producers are often criticised with regard to the hygiene of foodstuffs.
A referendum on a widely criticised and controversial draft constitution.
Never has a Labour government been criticised this way by the negro press.
I'm criticised all the time.
The declaration has been criticised by Pope Benedict XVI for not mentioning Christianity.
These remarks were criticised by the US State Department.
Years ago we were criticised, as Jim Nicholson said,
The Communist Party criticised Czech Dream.
Nevertheless, he was criticised by Lenin in his work"Left-Wing" Communism: An Infantile Disorder 1920.
A moment ago you criticised the lack of Community preference,
This has been criticised by the European Parliament.
That situation has been criticised as grossly unfair and disproportionate throughout the fishing sector.
Others criticised the transfer of power to the Commission to adopt delegated acts.
But this practice was broadly criticised in the legal community.