Translation of "Öffentliche kritik" in English

Fortunately, you have four police departments to absorb public criticism.

Companies fear public criticism and mistaken interpretations of their data.

At the same time, public criticism on the design of BITs has intensified.

Completely taboo is finally public criticism of individual party leaders or of the party rule in all.

And they target rights and democracy groups to strangle public criticism.

They are on the defensive and avoid public criticism and militant appearance.

His only crime is his open criticism of the Iranian policies towards Kurds.

We must all take a picture and put it online for public review.

This had been preceded by public criticism.

By contrast, the military had earlier publicly criticized AKP initiatives on Cyprus.

Henry Ford, after he had achieved great success, was the subject of much public criticism.

Public criticism of politicians, including criticism on a personal level, must be possible in a free society.

But every year, it has turned out to be a closed-door meeting. Australia has never raised any criticism publicly.

We welcome that the Commission is now finally taking the public criticism towards ISDS seriously.

Since the beginning of the financial crisis, public criticism of the work of the board of directors has not abated.

It is short-sighted and patronising to respond to serious public criticism with transparent campaigns.

The reactions vary from criticism of the South Korean government's poor risk management, and public complaints about the media who used to brag that they had classified information on North Korea, to careful predictions on the future of Korean peninsula.

This, and his persistent public criticism of the Union, led media to speculate about a new-found affinity with the Nationalist administration, particularly with Prime Minister Edward Fenech Adami and Cabinet Minister Austin Gatt.

However, following a public outcry, Virgin Australia has announced that it will review its policy.

In the 1990s, taking note of on-going public criticism that the ability of German society to innovate was hamstrung on account of restrictions imposed by law, Hoffmann-Riem called for the establishment of a new legal discipline, which came to be called research in law and innovation (see, e.g., "Research in Law and Innovation" ["Schriften zur rechtswissenschaftlichen Innovationsforschung"], published by Nomos Verlag).

The arrival of these types of chemical plants to inhabited parts of the city provoked public criticism of the new technology.

Public criticism of Drapeau's municipal administration grew and lead to the creation of a new opposition party in 1974, which gradually grew in popularity over the next decade.

Finally, the authorities have subtly used the media to maintain consumer confidence by managing public criticism and thereby helping maintain popular trust in the government and the economy.

While reforms have been slow in coming, the government cannot ignore growing public criticism forever.

As in any democracy, public criticism of Turkey’s government policies is normal and healthy.

But there was an air of practicality in popular criticism of the EU, which largely focused on what the EU did, especially in the economic sphere.

Joining you in finding out if the most irresponsible decision we've made in our lives may ironically also be the best, in order to avoid public criticism?

The key goal of this blogger gathering is not to point fingers at guilty parties and see what, and whether at all, authorities are doing to create this atmosphere and to stifle public criticism and encourage attacks on free speech.

Theobald (pronounced by Pope as "Tibbald," though living members of his branch of the Theobald family say it was pronounced as spelled then, as it is today) was rewarded for his public rebuke of Pope by becoming the first hero of Pope's The Dunciad in 1728.