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criticism

[krit-uh-siz-uhm] / ˈkrɪt əˌsɪz əm /




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‘If anything has surprised Mr. Rubin,” the New York Times wrote less than a year into the Clinton administration, “it is the avalanche of criticism, especially from the business community.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It had faced criticism, including from the current disability minister, that it allowed employers to be accredited without them needing to actually employ disabled people.

From BBC

A return to growth could offer some relief to Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who took power last May vowing to revive the economy but has faced mounting criticism that efforts are moving too slowly.

From Barron's

The analyst was similarly supportive of Quantum Computing, one player in the industry that’s no stranger to criticism.

From Barron's

Museveni, who took power at the head of a rebel army in 1986, has tried to position himself as a useful ally to the United States to offset criticism of his domestic regime.

From Barron's