Примеры использования To criticise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Why am I reluctant to criticise him?
Always ready to criticise, always arguing about everything!
Here it's work that earns you the right to criticise.
If you want to criticise my methods.
I don't want to give her any cause to criticise.
People are permitted to criticise their government 9.
To criticise the ideas of socialism and communism is not simple.
Art is of a different nature, it does not exist in order to criticise the world.
I'm not allowed to criticise you, and it's never your fault when things go wrong.
But since he hardly spoke before, except to criticise me, not a big loss.
The right to criticise all political, cultural, ethical, and ideological aspects of society.
In his position as Vice-President, Malik was not afraid to criticise the Government.
Lennon also started to criticise Sutcliffe; making jokes about Sutcliffe's size and playing.
At the same time you stated that Telekritika does not have the right to criticise you.
Blair's refusal to criticise police violence was condemned by British protesters on their expulsion from Italy.
The author recognizes that the Committee"is not called upon to criticise in the abstract laws enacted by States parties.
He is more than willing to criticise the Poroshenko's government in Ukraine and does not hide his own political ambitions.
In this podcast lesson we will focus on some techniques you can use to criticise in a way that won't cause offence.
Don't Criticise: You may see that someone is playing terribly, or just made a ridiculous call, butit really isn't your place to criticise.
The weakness[and dullness]of Tolstoy's religion is quite easily discerned and to criticise the Tolstoyan doctrine is all too easy.
But although Fisher was careful not to criticise Dudley in public, the Governor-General had acquired a reputation as"anti-Labor," which made him unpopular with half the Australian electorate.
Greg described it as"one of those books which perhaps no living person is in a position to criticise adequately.
Maimonides was not the first Jewish thinker to criticise concubinage; for example, it is severely condemned in Leviticus Rabbah.
Akhmad Kadyrov directly harangued her andtold her that she should work with him instead of coming to Geneva to criticise his government.
However, he was not open to criticism, andofficials who dared to criticise him were often demoted and, on rare occasions, put to death.
This has led many to criticise the Dublin rules for placing too much responsibility for asylum seekers on member states on the EU's external borders(like Italy, Greece and Hungary), instead of devising a burden-sharing system among EU states.
A particularly clear example of this occurred during election campaigns, when the informal diplomacy process was used as a pretext to criticise and attack civil society activists.
Ancient Technology of Caucasian Dolmens//- Krasnodar, 2008 to criticise it at the level of high school physics and Wikipedia evokes nothing but a smile.
In response to Hill's claims, Ronald Noble, Secretary General of Interpol said that"Those who do not recognise the commitment and resources that Singapore has devoted to identifying those believed to be responsible for match-fixing cases,or those who seek publicity-- simply to criticise every positive development that occurs in fighting match-fixing should simply open their eyes and look at the facts.
In these circumstances,it seems that PCRM would be right to criticise just the 1998- 2000 governing of the Alliance for Democracy and Reforms(ADR), having no relation with ADR members.