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The US was a fine one to criticise, some offshore centres said, given the lax reporting standards in Delaware and many other US states.

as it may be to criticise those who set out to do good, many charities behave as if they were unaccountable.

It was the first time since they had set up housekeeping that she had dared to criticise one of the master's acts.

Alarm about this is rising to the point where business representatives are increasingly prepared to criticise policy publicly.

My wife asked Dr Sun if he was using the two comments to criticise me. He said: No, not entirely. But I was a typical example.

I understand if he was depressed he might have taken something so I don't want to criticise Andre for taking crystal meth.

You only know how to criticise others, but how much thing?

Zhang Chuanwen: China used to criticise the "urban disease" of the west, but now it seems to be suffering from the same affliction.

Churlish as it may be to criticise those who set out to2 do good, many charities behave as if they were unaccountable.

Even South Africa, whose spineless president, Thabo Mbeki, is still refusing to criticise Mr Mugabe outright, has begun to turn against him.

Likewise, China has no right to criticise American policy when its own economy remains unbalanced.

What Totti did can happen, it's not my place to criticise but he lost his head, " Mourinho added. " I did not like how the game started.

He countered that the Czech Republic and Poland, which had very few Muslims, did not criticise Israel.

I'm not going to criticise him or speak badly of him.

By June the Communist Party's main media mouthpieces were beginning to criticise a plethora of television dating shows.

I criticise to better this country as a concerned citizen, and shall continue to do so regardless of these frivolous cases.

Suppliers lined up to criticise the new owners and many refused to do business with them, instigating new 'pre-pack policies'.

Even white writers- Andre Brink, for instance -- who have dared to criticize, or appeared to criticise, the apartheid society have suffered.

After reading Schelling and other idealists , he found a way to criticise the over mechanical view of the Enlightenment.

But it is not unfair to criticise the monarchy and its advisers for having created a system where the king is so sorely needed.

You did not criticise your parents; instead, you helped with the housework.

It is of course unfair to criticise him for this.

But the president went on to criticise, more generally, male politicians who seek to take medical decisions on behalf of women.

Politicians do not like to criticise public opinion but everyday public opinion is sometimes a poor guide to policy.

Rarer still is the idea that an opposition that sets out to criticise the man in power can count as loyal and patriotic.

Others attack because of their own unhappiness; they criticise in an attempt to ease their own pain, to feel better about what they are.

This forbidding figure speaks in the voice of your deepest doubt, your greatest fear or your own propensity to criticise yourself.

The company started to criticise the deal in public and lobby China Eastern's shareholders to vote against it.

Historians criticise the factual basis of many of his claims about the publishing industry, about economic history and bourgeois culture.

There are many reasons why people criticise each other but it does not mean there is something wrong with you if they do criticise you.

If you are not even aware of it, not spoken about it or done anything, then you don't have the right to criticise the good faith of others.

Don't criticise the person you love, if you don't love all her disadvantages, it's not true love at all.

You are free to look at their traditions the way you want but have no right to criticise.

The lesson is simple. When you are in the club, the church, the movement you do not criticise and you always follow the party line.

Mr Ballmer took particular pains to criticise Yahoo! 's readiness to "make Yahoo! undesirable as an acquisition for Microsoft. "

It may be churlish to criticise a man so relaxed now that the terrible burden of office has been torn from him.

When asked for his opinion on its rivals, the armed Mon State Party, he was reluctant to criticise that party's policies.

Solzhenitsyn was certainly not the first Russian intellectual to criticise the intelligentsia.

He also said people needed to be able to "criticise and supervise" the government.

I felt so sorry to read an article to criticise a Korean top actor who does not participate this protest.

Even deputies from within his own political family have begun, openly, to criticise his choices.

Mr Walsh used the opportunity of the financial results release to criticise a tax rise on passengers due to kick in next week.

It seems harsh to criticise decisions improvised under pressure over a series of autumn weekends, but the authorities were inconsistent.

Never criticise any person openly; instead, criticise them individually and only the wrong process the person is following.

They criticise Hamas for taxing such evils as cigarettes rather than banning them outright, as they do alcohol.

People always want to criticise us, they do not give us the credit we deserve because of the money.

To criticise rating firms for creating or deepening the eurozone's problems, therefore, is to confuse symptoms with causes.

Modern writers criticise these companies for complicity in oppression, but they had no other realistic option.

I reckon Green environmentalists will come out to criticise and protest.

The best way to keep a healty psychology is do not criticise yourself, do not set too hard standard of expectation for yourself.

However, whilst many have been quick to criticise they have been somewhat slower to fill in and send back entry forms for their stores.

Wen Jiabao, China's premier, this week told the FT it was "ridiculous" to criticise China for saving too much.

Some criticise President George W. Bush's Iraqi misadventure as imperial overreach and mock his administration's fiscal incontinence.

Fat talk refers to conversations in which women criticise their body shape, despite often not being overweight.

But, in small ways, he has always exhibited a bold streak, as in his willingness to criticise Britain's strategy in Afghanistan.

But there should be no question of barring people because they criticise government policy.

The people who criticise do not know them, or have any idea about who they really are.

Researchers must not unjustifiably criticise or disparage other Researchers .

Tokyo continues to fret about China's military modernisation programme and criticise its lack of transparency.

They criticise the Taliban for "indiscriminately" killing civilians by detonating IEDs in crowded markets or on busy roads.

Watching the graceful Muhammad Ali fight can silence critics who unfairly criticise boxing as being a brutal, mindless sport.

Even white writers - Andre Brink, for instance - who have dared to criticise, or appear to criticise, the apartheid society have suffered.

We often criticise, blame the government for its passive moves against international hegemony, and its meaningless denouncement.

Or if you need to criticise, do it as gently as you can.

"You criticise China for blocking illegal websites, but we know anti-cnn. com is blocked in the UN headquarters in New York. "

When children read to him, Danny does not criticise or correct their pronunciation.

One of America's great strengths, so Mr Geithner dryly remarked, is that anyone can criticise his decisions with the benefit of hindsight.

Journalists investigate and criticise governments, thus helping voters decide whether to keep them or sack them.

If students criticise their teachers, it will promote students' interests and improve quality of instruction.

Criticise for this a few newspaper Gu Ge uses their resource, however not deal out their advertisement accrual.

But even some BHP supporters criticise the group for focusing its lobbying efforts for too long on Ottawa rather than the prairie province.

The goal had something to do with a positioning problem but I can't criticise Michael or Paulo.

Hold that tongue before jumping in to criticise because secretly you've harboured competitive feelings.

It would of course be premature to criticise the new president for lack of results.

(1) To criticise it for such failure is roughly comparable to criticising a thermometer for not measuring wind velocity.

And some readers will doubtless criticise my less than historically or ethnically precise use of the term Anglo-Saxon.

Brown will use his speech to criticise governments that cut spending and investment during downturns.

If someone is exceptionally bright then it should be congratulated - we shouldn't criticise them for not being attractive.

Black and colleagues also criticise the lack of direct funding to low- and middle-income countries.

Of course, we sometimes misunderstand him. we make some mistakes, but Matt never yell at us or criticise us.

go on at: criticise someone continuously.

If politicians don't want investors to criticise their actions they should stop borrowing money.

For long, we have cared little how outsiders look upon us. We hardly care whether they praise or criticise us.

Many western businesspeople like to rush to criticise Chinese standards.

"It is easy to criticise when you are not doing well. You can easily blame everyone but we have just got to get behind everyone, " he said.

Governments have been reluctant to criticise each other in public, let alone to mete out fines.

I don't write articles to oppose a specific party or government; my articles could criticise any party.

It is unfortunate that there are many in our society who criticise women who wear abayas that are more elegant.

Even some opponents of the decision concede it is hard to criticise Google over it.

One may criticise the school authorities for the fire accident, but the real reason of the accident lies deeper.

But he may be readier to criticise human-rights violators.

A formidable coalition of politicians, generals and veterans' associations has come together to criticise the government.

Rightwingers criticise Beijing for welcoming the North Korean leader after what they see as the murder of 46 sailors in the warship sinking.

When I were student, I were passionate and critical. I would criticise obscenity in newspapers.

Just this week, Zambia's minister of information asserted that state-run media should not criticise the government.

He's the manager's son but that doesn't qualify him to criticise my work.

"The same people write, edit and sit on prize juries, so nobody dares to criticise, " he says.

But this makes it hard for the other ECOWAS members to criticise Nigeria.

Further, I criticise Agamben's focus on Christology, since this has a host of problems.

Mr Sangakkara is the first active player to criticise the way the sport is run, and to an international audience.

While some may criticise the study's small sample size, the differences are certainly very pronounced and highly statistically significant.

They are even free to criticise the Kremlin on radio, in print and on the internet, though not on television.

It is hyprocritical of the west to criticise China without itself making huge changes in lifestyle right now.

Britain has also been lobbying the Saudis and other Arab states, which rarely criticise each other in public, to get tough with Syria.

or appear to criticise, the apartheid society have suffered.

The New-era writers, starting from the food problem, reflect this period of history and criticise the leftism.

People who criticise the movement can face nasty smear campaigns.

People often dislike, criticise and put themselves down for their procrastination.

I continue to criticise banks, including Goldman, for their role in selling subprime mortgage deals.

It will also criticise ministers for refusing to give evidence.

The UN and NGOs criticise Saddam execution. . .

Right and left have much cause to criticise government.

Nation should work up a suit of more perfect "earning criticise system and distribution according to work in deed. "

You cannot please them all; some will criticise you whatever you do.

Non-profits rarely complain about venture philanthropists, but that may be because they are reluctant to criticise their benefactors.

"Or to criticise someone who is really lazy, " Oliver added.

Obviously this is a double-edged sword, since they can just as easily criticise a brand as praise it.

You can criticise the way people look by using words like overweight, for example: Most of my family are a bit oveweight.

It is improper to criticise others bluntly.

Why do we criticise each other all the time?

I know that some in the community will criticise us for not putting forward concrete constitutional development proposals.

We should encourage high school students to criticise and evaluate their teachers.

People who criticise us about it should look at the fixtures we've had.

He advises his client to "criticise yourself, but make sure there's someone else in the room to contradict you. "

It is easy to criticise an outburst like that after what happened at his bank.

We need to take care of business here at home and then criticise others.

I have heard the way friends' children criticise a teacher who dresses badly or, even worse, weirdly.

The organisations of developed countries still criticise developing countries: this in my view is not fair, and does not adhere to reality.

I want to criticise you about this question.

The Spanish government, on the other hand, is hardly in a position to criticise the Italians for economic nationalism.

He won't have us criticise his work.

Perhaps you undermine and criticise him all the time and he can't handle it.

Probably there are some people who like to make polemics , who criticise and lack respect.

I don't want to criticise the school system (too much) here, but that's exactly what it is, a system.

On the other hand , if we use violence to criticise and educate students, a shadow may be left in their life.

They criticise absolute emission caps for developing countries and argue for limits based on population or intensity of use.

What right do you have to criticise him?

But in general his campaigns were conducted in an orderly Chinese manner. You did not criticise your parents;

Ai loves China, and it is this affection which drives him to criticise the government.

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criticise the Communist Party's top leaders (at least in public)

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openly criticise government corruption & failure (but only at mid and low levels)

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alienate us from our family, criticise our friends,

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they can't be stars. although me and fann are always in the limelight, we lose some, we win some. people like to criticise her;