Significats de justified criticism en anglès

It means any justified criticism of his squad is viewed via that prism.

For all the justified criticism, the programme has served a purpose.

The Cannes Film Festival has suffered as much justified criticism as anybody else in this area.

The flawed shortlist for the Six Nations player of the season has attracted justified criticism from all quarters.

He could so easily have uttered a few careless words of well- justified criticism, and possibly discouraged me for life.

In 2015, for example, the Game Awards came under justified criticism for failing to include a representative proportion of women as judges.

For all the often- justified criticism it attracts, globalisation has undeniably lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty over the last four decades.

Whatever else - and despite all the justified criticism -this may turn out to be something of a golden age for pensions.

A referendum stemming from some quite justified criticism of the European Union has blinded us to the fact that Europe is in a mess.

Madam, - In all the justified criticism of the Government's shortfall in aid to poor countries one important factor is seldom mentioned: enlightened self-interest.

But it's also important to separate mindless abuse with the justified criticisms that come with being a royal.

Mr Pascal Lamy, the European Union's trade commissioner, directed these well- justified criticisms yesterday at President Bush's decision to impose heavy tariffs on steel imports.

HRW said it was "disappointing that the Israeli government seems unable or unwilling to distinguish between justified criticisms of its actions and hostile political propaganda".