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Meanings of international criticism in English

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Usage of international criticism in English
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The government has faced international criticism for negotiating directly with the kidnappers.
Reuters
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But Israel must avert international criticism of its policies toward the Palestinians.
Reuters
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The images provoked international criticism and further inflamed sectarian passions in Iraq.
Reuters
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Riyadh has long faced international criticism over the status of Saudi women.
Reuters
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The numbers include cases of unarmed shooting victims that have drawn international criticism.
Reuters
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The government has also come under international criticism for negotiating with the Taliban.
Reuters
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China is facing growing international criticism over its treatment of Uighurs in Xinjiang.
Reuters
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Some Latvian banks have faced international criticism for allegedly engaging in money laundering.
The Guardian
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The US has led widespread international criticism of a military takeover in Thailand.
BBC
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The international criticism didn't stop Russia from promoting Sputnik V abroad.
Jamaica Observer
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As the protests gathered pace, international criticism of the decree began to mount.
The Guardian
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She faces mounting international criticism for her response to the crisis.
Reuters
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Dame Meg Taylor's visit comes after weeks of international criticism of the Nauru Government.
Radio NZ
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Following the leaked recordings, Turkey blocked access to Twitter in March, drawing international criticism.
Reuters
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Your government's human rights record has come in for harsh domestic and international criticism.
The Guardian
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The move overturned decades of US neutrality on the issue and attracted international criticism.
Radio NZ
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International criticism across language varieties
Ireland
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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