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Meanings of criticise the government in English
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Usage of criticise the government in English
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They say some Sinhalese who criticise the government are also at risk.
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Vietnam is a communist state where it's not always easy to criticise the government.
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But coherence depends on having a credible platform from which to criticise the government.
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The crackdown is fiercest among those who criticise the government.
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The opposition Socialists said they would not criticise the government's action in the hostage affair.
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The BBC said it was unprecedented for a chief whip to publicly criticise the government.
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In recent years various bodies have queued up to criticise the government's use of outsourcing firms.
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But she will also criticise the government for not doing enough to deal with the problem now.
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Smaller newspapers such as Taraf, Yurt and Sozcu that criticise the government almost every day operate unhindered.
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He said to criticise the government and to make suggestions was not a crime but a democratric necessity.
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Many detainees have been assaulted, humiliated or threatened and several have been told not to criticise the government.
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Monetary policy is seen as having been well communicated, but some criticise the government for micromanaging the currency.
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Biman Prasad says it is ridiculous to expect the opposition not to criticise the government of the day.
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Teachers and unions on a picket line in north west London criticise the government for cuts in education funding.
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And while they refused to openly criticise the government, it was obvious NGOs and aid agencies were getting frustrated.
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Any dissent must be quelled and quickly labelled as extremist - especially those who criticise the government's foreign policies.
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Criticise the government across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common