| 21. | Thereafter, you can influence government, the public and the media without drawing critical examination.
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| 22. | The obvious answer is that it knew its work could not survive any critical examination ."
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| 23. | Their research included critical examination of the degree of involvement by the public in healthcare decision making.
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| 24. | But the subsequent discussion led to a critical examination of the whole question, and doubts emerged.
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| 25. | Breen's critical examination of religious practices in Japan has been informed by his historical research.
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| 26. | The course begins with a critical examination of the term development and the concept of developing countries.
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| 27. | They should courageously face public criticism by seeing it as a valuable source of self-critical examination.
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| 28. | He has also written critical examinations of transitional justice initiatives, both in Southeast Asia and more broadly.
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| 29. | :: : : : : Ironically, the 32-word statement calls for individual critical examination.
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| 30. | That formed the basis of " Among the Believers, " a critical examination of Muslim fundamentalism.
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