Examples of using Criticised in English and their translations into German
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We have criticised this several times.
The Euro is being unjustly criticised.
März criticised the chairman severely.
However, what is left to be criticised in this paper.
There is enough in the nature of the Germans that can be criticised.
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Your service is criticised by a customer.
That is something to be welcomed rather than criticised.
This caused him to be criticised by both sides.
Then they criticised the two and said:"You are only pretending to pious.
Nevertheless, he frequently criticised their shortcomings.
In addition,the way Parliament disseminates information must be criticised.
Logisticians are often criticised for using too much energy“, says Meyer.
Which unfortunately doesn'tmean that there aren't certain points to be criticised.
Unions have criticised the draft law for recognising agency work.
The current practice of the FTA is to be criticised in two respects.
But we get criticised as some girls have been found drinking the whole night.
My observations are frequently criticised for lacking a legal basis.
Mr Páleník criticised the absence of adequate indicators to measure R& D and Innovation.
A lack of dynamism in the European economy was strongly criticised in several countries.
The CDM has often been criticised in the past for its high transaction costs.
Hernando's illegitimate birth,alleged inferiority complex and corruption are criticised.
The Lord calmed the storm, but criticised the disciples for their lack of faith.
Commuters will pay extra:the state-decreed fare price increases have been massively criticised.
Last, the Court criticised the parties for their conduct during the judicial procedure.
Although the ISO standards are criticised, there is no international agreement on alternatives.
The often criticised visibility from the inside was improved with larger glass surfaces.
That finding is criticised by the Commission in the fifth limb of the plea.
France was criticised by the European Commission for not respecting the directive on checks in ports.
In the past Tacis was criticised for the slow rate at which commitments and payments were made.
