Sentences with phrase «to avoid criticism»

Your dedication to avoiding criticism of the district's administration is not.

The school itself did not avoid criticism, and there were some who cast an increasingly suspicious eye on the recruitment of officers or agents of the royal power from among its former pupils.

They take care to avoid criticism by talking from the «I» place.

You can't completely avoid criticism because not everyone shares the same interests, but you want to do your best to limit it and to encourage positive feedback.

The most important way to build trust for open dialogue is by avoiding criticism in the group.

This was done primarily to avoid criticism if the forecasts turned out wrong.

Avoid criticism without having specific examples of what is wrong, and always summarize corrective action needed, preferably with a timeline for improvement.

I understand that one might think, from a technical perspective, she is not directly addressing the technical criticisms offered — but it seems evident that she is not merely avoiding those criticisms.

Be gentle in conflict Avoid criticism or blame, and instead focus on your own needs.

The parent avoids criticism, praise, questions, direction, advice, interruption, teaching, or initiating new activity.

To avoid any criticism of any kind, have the one responsible sign off on your ad, and date the permission.

It's avoiding criticism for not making the big mistake because «you're trying to do too much.»

This move may have been intended to avoid criticism from policy makers, both Republican and Democrat, who have aligned themselves with large Internet providers such as AT&T and Comcast that stand to suffer when their local monopolies are broken.

If a creditor knows that the debtor is almost certainly going to contest those proceedings or the debt is complex then, subject to the amount involved, it may make more sense to engage with the Protocol to avoid criticism at a later stage.

And he certainly doesn't avoid criticism on here — hell no.

The White House wants to show its work, while avoiding the criticism it got for its one - page, double - spaced release of its tax plan.

In this video, Stephen Dinham says avoiding criticism and giving students a false impression of how they're going is counterproductive.

Bohr avoids this criticism by saying that we can go no further, because that is the human condition.

Wenger avoids criticism by delaying the real extent of injured player's, blah blah blah will be back after the international break. . .

He called for the UN secretary general to create dialogue between the United States and North Korea to «wind down the deeply dangerous confrontation over the Korean peninsula», although even here he carefully avoided any criticism of the North Korean dynastic dictator, who has starved and brutalised his own people while creating a long - range nuclear capability.

This has allowed Snell to avoid the criticism levelled at Paul Farrelly, in neighbouring Newcastle Under Lyme, who was a rebel.

But one wonders if writer - director Paul King has consciously decided to avoid the criticism Richard Curtis regularly receives for all - white casting; there are also very decent cameos for Richard Ayoade, Sangeev Bhaskar and Meera Syal and much diversity among the minor roles.Prettily made with some nifty animation and some very enjoyable slapstick gags, Paddington 2 is ultimately an insidious advert for the capital.

A long - standing member of the Communist Party and Vice President of the state - sponsored China Writers» Association, Mo Yan is said to write «within the system» (i.e., in a manner approved of by the Communist Party officials and which avoids criticism of Chinese authorities).

Sony can certainly charge for extra bells and whistles and still avoid criticism by offering most of the same services as Xbox Live for free, as it currently does.

Chelsea ace Willian is rewarded for his display against Leicester and Nemanja Matic was one of the few Manchester United players to avoid criticism from his manager Jose Mourinho — but who else makes the cut?

Will avoid criticism because they're young and English, but they were awful today

Microsoft was often vilified for dominating the OS market with Windows, a product accused of utilizing many features others had first, but Apple has avoided criticism on a significant scale.

She just shouldn't feel exempted from criticism and if her goal is to avoid criticism then maybe she shouldn't have spoken out.

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Chipotle has mostly managed to avoid criticism of employee treatment that has hit fast - food franchises such as McDonald's and KFC.

I am more inclined to think that the task of our own generation, that battle having been largely won, is to break the hold of a paralyzing critical historicism in order to recover a theological and religious use of the Scripture that does not avoid criticism but goes through and beyond it.

The Canadian foreign ministry also managed the issue very differently from the Americans, avoiding any criticism of the Cuban government.

If, as Aristotle supposedly posited, the only way to avoid criticism is to say nothing, do nothing, and be nothing, well, then that's certainly an option.

I've learned that being a writer means being misinterpreted, and that if I want to avoid criticism my whole life, I've chosen the wrong profession!

The United States Open golf championship can no more dodge making history than it can avoid criticism or mysterious happenings.

B) I never said he should be punished for stupid things he said as a teenager, merely pointed out that he got off social media to avoid criticism for his OWN shitty actions.

I don't think he'll ever be the player who does enough to earn his salary and avoid criticism for not carrying the team, but unlike last year he looks to me like somebody who's going to contribute, and help more than he hurts.

It's brilliant in a selfish way, because by deferring expectations years down the road, he avoids criticism for a lack of performance now.

In fact, avoid any criticism that could discourage him from trying again.

Avoid criticism that takes the form of ridicule or shame.

Avoid criticism, for instance, telling your child, «You're kicking the ball all wrong.»