Meanings of criticise as in English

Russia has coordinated its airstrikes with Damascus, unlike the US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group, which Assad and his government criticise as ineffectual.

No other health service has been criticised as often or as trenchantly.

It's been criticised as a knee-jerk reaction to recently publicised racism incidents.

A cabinet reshuffle this week was criticised as too little, too late.

What was once seen as Macron's straight-talking is now criticised as arrogance.

Australia's aged care regulator has long been criticised as a toothless tiger.

The parliamentary decision was criticised as a snub to victims of the violence.

This year's list has been criticised as not political enough or too political.

REPUBLICAN and loyalist politicians have criticised as inadequate changes to prisoners leave arrangements.

The tone was criticised as a dangerous framing of a complex asylum issue.

However his plea for border testing has been criticised as misinformed and unhelpful.

The Government's plan to reopen the economy has been criticised as overly cautious.

A November 2010 general election was widely criticised as a sham.

Mr Trump's response to the fires has been criticised as unsympathetic and ill-informed.

But it is also criticised as ineffective and out of date.

The move was criticised as insanity' by one Walter Reed doctor.