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So you can't go from one extreme to another and fall out with him, start criticising him.

Criticising referees too often could land you a touchline ban, forcing you to leave the next match in the hands of your Assistant Manager.

They were tear-gassed when they approached parliament as it was being debated, to try to deliver a document criticising its content.

Try to refrain from criticising others who do not see eye to eye with you.

If some of our critics spent less time criticising us and prepared a dataset of their own, that would be much more constructive.

Please be assured that Starbucks has no intention of criticising the economic situation in the UK.

they also need policies of their own, not just a knack of criticising those of others.

As well as criticising the establishment, Unlawful Killing also berated the British press for its ineptitude.

"So let me get this right, " Mr McCain said to Mr Obama, criticising the Democratic nominee's policy on Tehran's nuclear programme.

The outcry was immediate, with both Jews and members of the Catholic hierarchy criticising the pope's rehabilitation of a Holocaust-denier.

Not everything reported needs to be strictly 'scientific, ' nor should reporters refrain from criticising scientists.

The American ambassador was told to "shut up" by a government minister after strongly criticising anti-reform Kenyan officials.

Davies denied that such treaties applied to Britain, while also criticising the fairness of such arrangements in general.

She has resisted criticising countries, including China, for tough quarantine measures and pork bans that clash with her agency's advice.

Most officials and lawmakers in Washington refrained from criticising the possible sale of a US institution.

He is not above criticising colleagues in the genre whom, he feels, often go for cheap laughs when reporting on life in different cultures.

Certainly, one must be careful about criticising the response to an unprecedented event.

The Libyan issue is dominating the conference with the host, President Obiang Nguema, strongly criticising Western interference.

And the fool fell to criticising everything and every one, without in the least changing his manner, or his exclamations.

But criticising an American company comes easier than deferring to critics of the police.

Some Central Americans switched during the civil wars of the 1980s, when Catholic priests began criticising their governments.

Ironically, the Indians are now under huge pressure to emulate the US tactics that they were criticising.

Zhou was under indirect attack by Mao's cronies through a campaign criticising Confucius.

Even the European Parliament has weighed in, criticising any sanctions imposed without judicial oversight.

The main Jewish lobby groups have tended to back right-wing Israeli governments and avoid criticising their policies.

"I don't like doing that because it looks like you're criticising the old manager, " he said.

We should be very careful about criticising other scientists, except when their science is clearly at fault.

The fear of libel suits may chill academic debate (big medical companies have sued several scientists for criticising their products).

But a recent article in this paper, criticising the Dodd-Frank Act, suggests that he has now recovered his composure.

There is no point in criticising China without looking at the wider context.

It named individuals and companies as well as criticising a general culture of lax safety standards.

Mr Yushchenko had earlier accused the prime minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, of treason for not criticising Russia's attack on Georgia.

The aristocracy attacked the industries by criticising the standard of living of the masses of the workers.

Now a more sober bunch is criticising the "war on drugs" .

In April, Century Weekly published a cover story criticising the economics of the ultra-high voltage grid.

A merchant who protests risks aggravation, so most are cagey about criticising what amounts to restrictive practices.

"I was touched by the fact that people were criticising her for putting on some weight, " he says.

His military lawyer, Major Michael Mori, has been threatened with prosecution for harshly criticising the tribunals.

In the rosy restaurant, filled with the merry lovers of late hours, she found herself criticising this man.

Surplus countries love criticising those who spend what they wish to lend.

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

Opposition politicians from several groups joined Mr Turabi's party in criticising his detention.

After the currency reforms, angry citizens threw anonymous notes on the ground criticising the debacle.

The US thinks the opposite and rails against other countries criticising its low savings rate.

But the council has a long history of criticising Israel and America and several European countries opposed the resolution.

A senior Chinese government official said that the G20 summit should be about co-ordinating policy, not criticising individual countries.

Should I, I wondered, stop criticising their frozen foreheads and follow their lead?

The team boss also recommended both his drivers to focus on the on-track action rather than on criticising each other.

Democrats who shrink from criticising their own president can attack the Fed over bank bail-outs.

If there is a power cut during the World Cup, people start yelling at the screen and criticising the authorities.

In the same month Monterrey business leaders took out full-page ads in the national press, criticising the government's apparent impotence.

Your Week Ahead: When people take a risk and then fail, we waste no time in criticising them.

Samira Masalma, editor of the state-run Tishreen newspaper, has been sack ed after criticising shootings by armed units.

We were encouraged to write posters criticising our teachers and the school leaders for anything seen as being 'Revisionist'.

Jin Yuzhong. Criticising Pure Literature. Seoul: Freedom Literature Society, 1989. 216.

In May 1930, The Sydney Morning Herald carried a story criticising the scheme.

Mr Harper began his premiership by criticising the lack of human rights in China. His trip is meant to signal a change of message.

Mr Harper began his premiership by criticising the lack of human rights in China.

Pirelli, everybody has been criticising them, but they have made our sport spectacular. So that is cool.

He pressed Beijing to move towards fully free elections in Hong Kong, but was careful to avoid publicly criticising his hosts.

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It's her husband of 17 years she's roundly and publicly criticising