Examples of using To criticise in English and their translations into Swedish
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I would like to criticise the procedure decided on by the Council.
we do not just want to criticise others.
They will not have an excuse to criticise us any more.
However, there is also much- if not even more- to criticise.
He expressed his regret that the resolution failed to criticise the Georgian President.
Yet this effort has also led the Court to criticise the accounting system.
It also puts us in a better position to criticise the other institutions.
I'm not in a strong position to criticise.
The agency must be able to criticise the Commission itself.
It is standard practice for journalists to criticise politicians.
I'm happy for Lisa to criticise me.
Is attempting to criticise the messenger, to detract… Whose abuses we exposed.
In those cases, there is often cause to criticise the authority.
I'm not here to criticise you.
I do not want to criticise or defend the government today.
The Italian Presidency neglected to criticise the enormous human rights violations taking place in Chechnya.
The purpose of the audit was not to criticise individual authorities, but rather to find out whether
Mr President, it is not easy to criticise the French presidency during this debate as it is not present.
I am taking advantage of this explanation of vote to criticise the delay in the codification of European law.
Mr Malosse commented on cross-border services in order to criticise the slow reaction of railway companies during the volcanic ash crisis in April 2010.