They are freer to criticise the Tigers than they would be in Sri Lanka.
Mr Davies used the debate to criticise the UK government's cuts to police budgets in Wales.
"For her to criticise without actually being at the coalface is certainly not helpful".
The authors find much to criticise, and in much of this they are justified.
Judged by this overriding priority, Mr Isaac finds plenty to criticise in the recent past.
Brawn refused to criticise Barrichello for Sunday's outburst and said he sympathised with his driver's frustration.
American Russell Boyd who is behind the site also uses it to criticise the arbitration process.
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Governments have been reluctant to criticise each other in public, let alone to mete out fines.
He has given one speech, in Canada, at which he declined to criticise the new president.
One is a reluctance to criticise companies and governments harshly, because they pay for the ratings.
To criticise Mr Blair's minister for apparently encapsulating these values might seem a tad hypocritical.
Jean Charest, Quebec's Liberal premier, was quick to criticise the commission's decision after the march.
Though the Clinton administration was quick to criticise the details, the potential for compromise clearly exists.
The Department of Health rejected this, although officials were quick to criticise the actions of the practice.
Mr Hammond again took the opportunity to criticise high bonuses paid to those in the railway industry.
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Opponents have become more vocal: trade unions, professors, regulators and others have lined up to criticise it.
After the heavy criticism of MPs over expenses, few are prepared to criticise the new system publicly.
As you might expect, David Cameron used his conference speech to criticise Labour's record running the Welsh government.
Labour Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones was swift to criticise last week's deal to cut the EU budget.
He steadfastly refused to criticise Labour's 2010 general election manifesto, in stark contrast to Ed, who wrote it.
If they want to end their suffering, who are we, as healthy people, to criticise or condemn this?
He said it had been "foolish" to criticise two members by name, Deputy Bob Hill and Deputy Montfort Tadier.
His main shortcoming is that, in his haste to criticise, he is careless about facts that do not suit.
"He is the manager and he's allowed to criticise the team at the right time, " said the England midfielder.
She went on to criticise the "inherent unfairness" of the 1979 devolution referendum.
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It helps us not merely to criticise one group or another, but to understand their interests, actions and thoughts.
Yet some in the ANC have never liked the press's freedom to criticise.
David Cameron's default response to criticism of the NHS in England is to criticise Labour's record on health in Wales.
Until now, big investors have shown surprisingly little inclination to criticise companies or to vote against management at shareholder meetings.
Financial-sector lobby groups have been quick to criticise the payroll tax as damaging to Britain's attractiveness as a financial centre.
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