Примери коришћења He criticised на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It wasn't me he criticised.
He criticised Israel for using excessive force.
I don't know why was he criticised.
He criticised the White House's attempts to ban assault weapons.
Outlining his programme on Sunday, he criticised the Serbian government's management of the economy.
He criticised entity-based voting, saying it constitutes a major obstruction to parliamentary decision-making and thus hinders the progress of BiH on its path to Europe.
Macron made the comment in November in an interview with The Economist, as he criticised a lack of coordination between NATO members over Turkey's recent operation in Syria.
In particular, he criticised Niko Novaković-Longo, a deputy from Knin and minister without portfolio in Milan Stojadinović's government.
Brand continues to write articles for The Guardian that offer his perspectives on current events and pop culture, including the deaths of Amy Winehouse and Robin Williams.[96] Following the 2011 London riots,Brand wrote a column in which he criticised the government's response to the riots in Summer 2011 as a failure to address the root causes.[97].
In his last column, he criticised Saudi involvement in the Yemen conflict.
He criticised the Turkish government for failing to act on its promise for a proper investigation into the case to reveal all who were involved in it.
At the same time, he criticised Turkish society for losing its moral bearings.
He criticised efforts at"playing around and avoiding responsibility by the political elite over the name issue by pushing towards a referendum will traumatise the Macedonian electorate".
Whilst at the club, De Boer attempted to implement a possession-based style of play;after his sacking, he criticised the club's players for their resistance to his approach, arguing that the club had signed only two players to fit his philosophy.[57] Palace winger Wilfried Zaha commented on De Boer's brief time at the club, stating"There wasn't really the right mixture[of players] for the way we wanted to play."[58].
However, he criticised Bosnian Serb authorities for dragging their feet on defence reform and blocking police reform, and said they have been unhelpful in locating Karadzic and Mladic.
At the same time, he criticised Belgrade for urging Kosovo Serbs not to join the province's institutions.
He criticised the three-way coalition cabinet for its overall approach to the crisis and Stanishev's party for making pre-election promises for pay increases which have since been broken.
When it comes to trade, he criticised rising protectionism, while highlighting the free trade agreements the EU signed with Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, Mexico and Canada.
He criticised the Serb boycott of Kosovo's provisional institutions, and he took issue with what he said was a distorted picture of the situation facing the Kosovo Serb community.
He criticised prosecutors for pursuing purported coup plots instead of focusing on extrajudicial killings and other more tangible unsolved crimes that have been linked to Ergenekon.
He criticised Kostunica, saying the prime minister has evidently not heard the message Serbian voters delivered in Sunday's presidential election, when they chose Tadic over Nikolic.
He criticised the Scottish National Party, and its leader Alex Salmond, for their decision to exclude Scots living outside Scotland, but within the rest of the United Kingdom, from voting in the referendum.
He criticised the"complete and utter absence of protection for civilians" and"total disregard for human life" in Syria, which remains"the largest humanitarian and peace and security crisis facing the world today.".
In his report, he criticised harshly the military structures, his colleagues, the French Academy of Sciences and even the King- none of whom, in his opinion, had given the voyage of Astrolabe due acknowledgment.
He criticised the Norwegian government for joining the campaign, claiming that it wrongly targeted"our Serbian brothers[who] wanted to drive Islam out by deporting the Albanian Muslims back to Albania".
He criticises its policies on refugees.
He criticises‘the European political elite's' penchant for a‘politics of announcements': a common European migration policy was announced in 1999;
In line with Marx's thought, he criticises the individualist bourgeois philosophy of the subject, which founds itself on the voluntary and conscious subject.
He criticises Marxist revisionism by calling for the return to this Marxist method, which is fundamentally dialectical materialism.