Примери за използване на Their critics на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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But they also have their critics.
They believe that their critics in the West are part of an international conspiracy to topple their regime.
And they, too, have their critics.
Their critics, meanwhile, cling to the established distinction between malign nationalism and worthy patriotism.
Presidents don't sue their critics.
Progressive educators have dismissed their critics as“reactionaries” and used various means to suppress or ignore them.
And sets a sign for civil courage and against their critics.
These are projects that also have their critics but in general the government can praise with them.
Great people build monuments out of your stones their critics throw at one.
Dire forecasts such as Vardi's are not without their critics, including Pulitzer-winning author Nicholas Carr and Stanford scientist Edward Geist.
Great people construct monuments with the stones their critics throw at them”.
To their critics, it didn't escape notice that they also enjoyed a comfortable urban lifestyle- a nice apartment, a few cars, a newly purchased house outside of town.
His recommendations have their critics, however.
In 19th century France,it was a slogan that the bohemian artists used to shout at their critics.
The luminosity of CFL decreases over time, as their critics claim but this happened in the dawn of their production, many years ago.
Calls on the EU andits Member States to publicly condemn regimes that restrict the digital communication of their critics and opposition;
Again and again they will fail, whatever their critics expect will reach the addition of consecutive points on your bill and soon will quit as Roma and Napoli.
Media outlets that pursue a pro-government andpro-Russia line have a simple response to their critics: They're giving the public what they want.
Just two months ago, their critics had already tightened their luggage in the direction of League Two, and Lorien did not succumb to it and rose from nothing to climb to 18th.
Media outlets that pursue a pro-government andpro-Russia line have a simple response to their critics: They're giving the public what they want.
In fact(as their critics pointed out) both Byron and Hobhouse were to some extent dependent upon information gleaned by the French resident François Pouqueville, who had in 1805 published an influential travelogue entitled Voyage en Moree, a Constantinople, en Albanie….
HCLU provides legal representation in several lawsuits concerning politicians attempting to silence their critics by legal means.
In the late 1920s he opposed the sectarianism both of the authoritarian Platformists and of their critics, and advocated what he called an'Anarchist Synthesis' in which individualism, libertarian communism and anarcho-syndicalism could co-exist.
The definitions for these terms may not reflect their mainstream usage, northe opinions of all parapsychologists and their critics.
The society's original goals were to counter unjust religious andstate influence, and their critics accused them of bringing about the French Revolution.
In this view, elites use bureaucratic and legal red tape to shieldthemselves from accountability and enforce politically correct speech norms to silence their critics.
When pushing for trade agreements, intellectual andfinancial elites often accuse their critics of neglecting the interests of the global economy or of poor nations.
What makes meritocrats so unbearable to their critics is not so much their success but their insistence that they have succeeded because they worked harder than others, because they happened to be more qualified than others and because they passed the tests that others failed.
The Haredim justify their military exemptions by saying Torah studygives the army spiritual strength, and even some of their critics have sympathy for this traditional view.
Something has gotten into"those people" that makes them vote in ways that seem- to their critics- likely to harm their own material interests, at least if their leaders follow through in implementing isolationist policies that slow economic growth.