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The red berry is strongly criticised.
It was strongly criticised by the group of Liberals in the EP.
It is a pragmatic approach,even if we are strongly criticised for it.
Eritrea strongly criticised the resolution.
Frost had been seeking to rescue the British prime minister's proposed deal after it was strongly criticised.
Through the years he was strongly criticised for being an"alien".
Lajcak strongly criticised the rejections, saying the committee was squandering valuable time.
New changes to Serbia's school system have been strongly criticised by the former education minister.
But Laplace strongly criticised the Carlini-Plana approach to lunar theory.
In January 2014, German former astronaut Ulrich Walter strongly criticised the project for ethical reasons.
In particular he strongly criticised Cantor's and Dedekind's theories of irrational numbers.
The German minister admitted that the ten ministers, who dared to set foot on this road,will be strongly criticised.
The move has been strongly criticised by environmental organisations.
This means strong politicisation of the Commission, butit will also give it that democratic legitimacy the lack of which was so strongly criticised in the current term.
The turmoil at the Nato summit came a day after Trump strongly criticised Germany for not spending enough on defence.
She strongly criticised the EC and the Eurogroup for defining aggregate fiscal stance as neutral, when it needs to be expansionist.
After the announcement of his appointment,Donald Tusk, strongly criticised for his bad English, demonstrated qualities of a strong leader in the very first moments.
A strongly criticised portfolio by Croatian media, but as vague as it may seem it holds huge potential for influence on strategically important for the EU countries and regions.
The lack of any women among Rouhani's new ministers, announced on Tuesday,has been strongly criticised by his reformist allies who say he has bowed to pressure from the religious establishment.
The committee strongly criticised the move, claiming it would“inescapably reduce the transparency” of Britain's arms exports.
This military action is a clear indication of the US president's extreme dependency on the views of the Washington establishment,the one that the new president strongly criticised in his inauguration speech.'.
But he strongly criticised big pharmaceutical companies like Merck and Novartis, as well as his academic community, for not keeping pace.
The tone of the indeed dramatic discussion was set by Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission president, who strongly criticised the Council for their position from 23 April and was strongly applauded by the members of the European Parliament.
However Peano strongly criticised the notion due to the lack of rigour of Veronese's description and also for the fact that he did not justify his use of infinitesimal and infinite segments.
The dominating view of the 1980s, which saw poverty as income deprivation and poverty reduction strategies as linked to economic growth,has been strongly criticised by a number of scholars who believe that freedom from poverty is much more than access to wealth.
Furthermore, Mr Stoiber strongly criticised Member States because some of them lack ambition and do not use the many opportunities to reduce the administrative burden offered by the EU.
Cameron has performed aU-turn in recent days, agreeing to the need for more extensive search-and-rescue operations after the government strongly criticised Italian rescue efforts last year and refused to take part in the Triton mission on the grounds that saving lives just encouraged a greater flow of migrants and emboldened the people-smugglers.
EU was strongly criticised that they are much smaller than the Italian operation Mare Nostrum last year which had a significant success- more than 100,000 people were rescued in the Mediterranean.
The possibility of dividing Europe into two camps,or"at two speeds" was strongly criticised by countries such as Poland and Great Britain, who insisted that countries outside the euro area cannot be isolated from the 17 inside.
But NATO and the US strongly criticised Turkey's cooperation with Russia, claiming that the S-400 system was incompatible with NATO's air defence systems, while Washington insisted that Ankara should buy its Patriot systems instead and threatened to freeze the F-35 deal.