Significados de political critic en inglés

He was accepted as the political critic of the de Marsays, the Rastignacs, and the Roche-Hugons, who had stepped into power.

The most prominent political critic of that 2012 settlement was Warren, who is renowned for her campaign for accountability for big Wall Street institutions.

The bill was named for one of Trump's political critics, the ailing U.S.

There is widespread despair over this policy stance within his party, his political critics say.

No 10 insiders, however, insist that the report is far less contentious than political critics have suggested.

But the response of Tusk left May on the defensive, and boosted her political critics at home.

But last week, Carlos Salinas hit back, not at his many political critics, but at Mexico's judicial authorities.

The president has been accused by political critics of undermining the justice system by criticising criminal cases against Stone and other former aides.

The news will spark anger and dismay among Paris's motorists, and Hidalgo's political critics, who are already furious over the river highway closures.

The bill was named for one of Trump's political critics, the ailing Senator John McCain of Arizona, but he did not mention McCain's name.

The drops in consumer prices may supply ammunition to political critics of the Bundesbank and other European central banks that have refused to cut rates.

Chun is undertaking a "purification", of the country, which means a purging of political critics and strict control of the news media and publishing houses.