Примери за използване на Right to criticise на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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She's right to criticise.
The Press has the duty as well as the right to criticise.
We have the right to criticise anything we want.
The Constitutional Court has abolished the provisions as unconstitutional andthat is proof that journalists have a right to criticise," Trivan told reporters.
They have no right to criticise.
It is right to criticise, but it would be better to work together to achieve tangible results and not just reel off slogans.
People have the right to criticise.
And you are right to criticise me that it is not as good as it can be in the future.
If we don't vote,then we have no right to criticise the system.
He has a right to criticise, who has a heart to help.
For this reason, it is vital that citizens have the right to criticise the government without fear.
The United States is right to criticise that, so far, China's massive armaments efforts have been accompanied by no confidence building measures whatsoever.
If there is one person here who does not have the right to criticise Mrs Göncz, then that person is Mrs Morvai.
The government is right to criticise the latest barbaric attack on the Syrian people, but it cannot blame us if we don't trust a single word it says.
I have respect for the fans and they have the right to criticise me, but for me it's an extra stimulus.
We have not the right to criticise this too much because, affer all, we were the bosses and we lost the battle, and this gives a good excuse for the British to be selfish.
Has the C.C. perhaps no right to criticise your mistakes?
It is right to criticise China for its human rights record, as we criticise the United States for its use of the death penalty, Guantánamo and extraordinary rendition, but we do not have to do it every part-session.
I have the right to criticise.
But it is certain that, if politicians have no appetite to address the issues raised by Snowden,they forfeit the right to criticise the press for doing the thing they shy away from.
We have no right to criticise those who do that.
(IT) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,it is right to criticise and to point out delays, but it is also right and opportune to say that today we are taking a step forward, and that in the face of this dreadful crisis, which has rocked the world's economies, the European institutions are introducing specific legislative measures in key sectors such as rating agencies and insurance.
Mark Twain- Letter to Joseph Twichell, 13 September 1898― I haven't any right to criticise books, and I don't do it except when I hate them.
He said Iranians had the right to criticise authorities but warned of a crackdown against unrest.
I wish to ask you Mr President to make contact with Prime Minister Netanyahu to make it clear that the EU is founded on respect for the right of free speech, the right to criticise one's own government, a free press, and the right to peaceful protest, as fundamental to a democratic state.
It is perfectly all right to criticise the European Union.
He and other respected commentators, notably Michael Pettis of Peking University,are certainly right to criticise China's high investment rate, for it is a source of great inefficiency.
Why do people feel they have the right to criticise a parent about their own children without having any facts?
The Judges' Association of Serbia issued a statement saying that anyone has the right to criticise the work of the courts, but must do so in a way that does not undermine their independence.