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Meanings of political criticism in English
Russian
политическая критика Political criticism (also referred to as political commentary or political discussion) is criticism that is specific of or relevant to politics, including policies, politicians, political parties, and types of government.
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Examples for "political commentary"
Examples for "political commentary"
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And since 2016, satirical political commentary hasn't exactly been in short supply.
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It's been echoed in pop culture and political commentary for decades too.
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Instead of providing sharp political commentary, it separated them from fellow Americans.
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We are busy offering political commentary and laughing at the quite laughable GOP.
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It's a rare moment of political commentary from the typically apolitical Facebook founder.
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But he said it may be a move to restrict political discussion.
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In print and online, a tone of cynicism dominates any political discussion.
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The facts pertinent to political discussion were impartially presented and admirably arranged.
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She regretted the novel, and she regretted also the political discussion.
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They've become common sense, the very grounds of political discussion.
Usage of political criticism in English
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It confirms the suspicion that the Tories cannot cope with organised political criticism.
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Earlier, Ms McDonald said Ms Burton's political criticism of Sinn Féin was a typical diversion.
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Mr Trump's tweet on Monday triggered swift political criticism.
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Both methods, moreover, are equally serviceable in political criticism.
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The London cinema involved began an investigation into the visit amid mounting political criticism, Rachel Borrill reports.
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Con: The Fed would likely face harsh political criticism for action some see as beyond its responsibilities.
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It could easily become a flashpoint for political criticism that spills over into the company's other business.
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As political criticism it is very fine.
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Earlier, Ms McDonald said Joan Burton's political criticism of Sinn Féin was a typical diversion on her part.
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A former EU commissioner, Mr Ray MacSharry, has taken over the post amid strong political criticism of his suitability.
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Wall Street ended lower in quiet trading after healthcare companies Pfizer's plan to buy Allergan Plc drew political criticism.
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Radical electoral and administrative reforms proposed by the Northern Ireland Secretary, Peter Hain, have generated a storm of political criticism.
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This should be the response to any political criticism directed Ireland's way as multinationals swap American head-office addre(...)
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The Israelis would have understood it, and it would have been the proverbial safety valve for the fierce political criticism.
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Nov 20 - Congress does not consider bailout legislation as consensus eludes lawmakers; effort dissolves amid sharp political criticism of executives.
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But getting cornerstone investors may attract political criticism if foreign investors or union-linked funds are seen as getting a sweetheart deal.
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Political criticism across language varieties
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