Examples of using To criticise in English and their translations into Polish
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To criticise your professionalism? Nope.
Do you presume to criticise the great Oz?
It's not for me to criticise.
So your colleagues would have no reason to criticise your professionalism?
Normally, Mr President, we MEPs have plenty of occasion to criticise.
dare to criticise Tom?
Who am I to criticise?
Who are you to criticise her?
It is very easy to criticise, but as a Polish woman,
He goes on to ask why it is thought rude to criticise religious belief,
She stressed that the aim of the opinion is not to criticise human rights,
this includes freedom of expression and the right to criticise.
I know sometimes it is more popular to put forward impossible ideas and to criticise others.
I invite all those who are sometimes inclined to criticise to look at the proposals that we,
It is in their interests to become involved in democratic control over authority and to criticise politicians over their activities.
The Group underlines that in a democratic country the freedom to criticise the government or the ruling party cannot be limited- or put under threat.
The report shirks its responsibilities by failing to criticise the EU's neoliberal policies,
Mrs Yade, I have the greatest respect for you for having the courage to criticise your own government's relations with Libya here.
In such circumstances, it is very easy to criticise any central bank,
Certainly, it is legitimate to criticise the policies of the state of Israel,