Some critics say, Oh, well software is stuck in the mud.

It's not, perhaps, the dimensions appreciated by art critics or architecture critics or city planners.

Economics and Its Critics

The ECB and Its Critics

So when it pushed a lens to some users this week that gave them slanted eyes, distorted teeth and puffy cheeks, some critics called it a racist caricature of Asian people yellowface.

Some States have argued that by securing such assurances they are complying with the principle of non refoulement, but critics have taken issue with this assertion.

But he did not silence his critics.

As a part of this festival, some supplementary programmes are organized, such as the workshops, seminars for film critics, for instance on digital technology, documentary film, etc.

Our critics say that since the reform that we are proposing is likely to be vetoed by some of the permanent five, it is a fruitless dead end.

Critics are coming down hard on tightened economic restrictions.

These are going to be some of the major questions for Obama over the next year and more. If he gets them right, he can forget about his short term critics.

Moreover, the critics object, the evidence in support of expansionary fiscal consolidations is flawed. In each case where fiscal consolidation supposedly was expansionary, the economy grew because of some third factor.

British PM May accuses critics of 'playing politics' over Brexit

Now he is being condemned by some critics of Israel s human rights record for retracting his finding of intentionality. The controversy illustrates the care that is required in publishing human rights reports.

Some critics of the group of four draft resolution have held that implementation of the resolution would undermine the effectiveness of the Council by expanding it to a total of 25 members.

The Secretariat could issue the notice to the address provided on the List the Team suggests this simple piece of paper could help to assuage critics and ensure that some process is provided.

No wonder, therefore, that it is our critics who ultimately praise Caesar.

He observed that some of the criticisms that had been directed at him, however brilliant in theoretical terms, had not included concrete proposals for draft guidelines that could replace those that his critics would delete.

Critics like the performance to be repeated again and again the same way.

For example, outward investment by Indian companies is expanding fast. Some believe that this is a natural development for a rising power, but critics view outward investment as a reflection of the scarcity of opportunities at home.

The big difference between the Malthusian conservative critics of social insurance in the early nineteenth century and the Chicago critics of the 1970 s is that the Chicago critics had a point Providing public support to the worthy poor, and then removing it when they began to stand on their own feet, poisoned incentives and was unlikely to lead to good outcomes.

You see Norman Rockwell. And you have art critics say, Norman Rockwell is not art.

Unlike some other critics, I do not expect the program to fail to bolster demand in the European economy. After all, the 315 billion that is expected to be distributed over three years amounts to 2.3 of the EU s annual GDP.

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Our critics offer us reform that is permitted by the police and not permitted by reason.

Finally, Fed officials should acknowledge that at least some of the critics' suggestions have merit. For example, eliminating commercial banks' right to select a majority of each Reserve Bank's board would be a useful step in the direction of greater openness and diversity.

While some of the criticism calls for more openness and accountability in government, much of it is less inspiring to the rest of us. The critics ask often in pointed terms what the government is doing to safeguard the country s economic interests.

LONDON The European Monetary Union, as many of its critics maintain, looks a lot like the pre 1913 gold standard, which imposed fixed exchange rates on extremely diverse economies. But is that resemblance as bad as it sounds, or as the euro s critics insist?

OK. My critics say, Hey, Rutan's just spending a lot of these billionaires' money for joyrides for billionaires.

Our critics add that their reform model is better because it would be ratified by the permanent five.

It is quite clear that our critics therefore continue to support the dominance of the current power structure.

For critics, it was considered essential to avoid, by all means, further institutionalization of current asymmetrical power relations.

Yet the reinterpretation has faced some resistance at home and abroad. Chinese critics, in particular, have expressed concern that Japanese militarism could reemerge, though they neglect to mention that it is China s military buildup that prompted Japan s government to reassess its national defense policy.

Perhaps some of these outcomes were the result of hard bargaining by other trading partners (such as Australia). Regardless, the TPP s critics should now read the specifics that they have so long said they wanted to see and reconsider their opposition to the deal.

CAMBRIDGE Some critics complain that US President Barack Obama campaigned on inspirational rhetoric and an ambition to bend the arc of history, but then turned out to be a transactional and pragmatic leader once in office. In this respect, however, Obama is hardly unique.

In addition, some critics charge that such anti terrorism measures may be abused in an effort to improperly influence and shape political agendas, compromise the ability of courts to ensure that powers are not abused and weaken governmental accountability by allowing for greater secrecy.

On that occasion, the Secretary General wondered whether having concluded two multilateral treaties of such scope and importance in 20 years of work by the Conference could be perceived from another angle by some critics as, and I quote the Secretary General, a meagre harvest .

Critics of GM products insist that they are untested, unsafe, unregulated, unnecessary, and unwanted. But the facts show otherwise.

The unsatisfactory progress on other issues shows that critics of Security Council expansion in both the categories were profoundly mistaken.

Recent events at Headquarters and in the field had fuelled attacks which had led critics to question the Organization's role.

Critics of the government and the peace talks pounced on Ms. Parody, a 42 year old rising star in Colombian politics.

So why, critics ask, does Europe produce many novel scientific ideas and discoveries, but fail to transform them into marketable products?

In democratic countries, such critics would group themselves into some kind of political movement, ultimately creating an opposition party that, through the dialectical process of democracy, would influence policymaking by the party in power. China, however, lacks the institutional framework needed to channel this sentiment into the political process.

Critics of Israel were historically obsessed with ending the occupation of disputed lands, yet once Israel engaged a plan to hand over land in an act of good will, as it is doing today, its critics obfuscate the issue by diverting the attention of the Council to this untimely and unnecessary discussion.

For the past 35 years, the Treaty had been a cornerstone of global security and had confounded the predictions of its critics.