criticism for vs criticism to

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• Definition of criticism for Students. 1 : the act of finding fault <His criticism of her decision made her stop and rethink the plan.> 2 : a remark that expresses disapproval <I had only one criticism about his work.> 3 : a careful judgment or review ...
• The act of criticising; a critical judgment passed or expressed; a critical observation or detailed examination and review; a critique; animadversion; censure. The politician received a lot of public criticism for his controversial stance on the issue.
• Hillary Clinton and Bill de Blasio Draw Criticism for Racially Charged Joke ... Hillary Clinton and Bill de Blasio Draw Criticism for Racially Charged Joke. Sarah Begley @SCBegley. April 11, 2016. SHARE ...
• Mar 18, 2016 ... I gave up criticism for Lent. This seemed like a good idea at the time. I've noticed how I reflexively see and point out flaws in those around me — clients, colleagues, friends. And then there are my kids. And myself. There are so ...

Some examples from the web:

• There are, though, two major points of criticism to be made.
• The competent agency judged that it should remain on the list and, consequently, I have no criticism to make of that.
• Dear George, I took your criticism to heart and after some serious soul searching, I concluded you were right.
• The main criticism to be made of this mission is that it took too much account of government views and failed to meet representatives of civil society and farmers' organisations.
• This is where I have my first point of criticism to make, one also made in the amendments adopted by the committee, for the Commission proposal deals only with the procurement of human embryonic stem cells from human embryos.
• Madam President, I have no criticism to make of the Presidency or indeed the Commission in their attempt to try and get a resolution through the sub-committee in Geneva recently.
• Mr President, I add my congratulations to the rapporteurs on the work that has been done but have one criticism to make on the guidelines in general, which is not necessarily the fault of the rapporteurs, but of the committee and the other committees.
• In other words, if you have any criticism to make, you will have to go elsewhere.
• I would have criticised Mr Kamall to his face for his approach, which is widely Eurosceptical and anti-European, but as he buggered off within about two minutes of speaking I will not have the opportunity to direct my criticism to himself.
• A grown-up institution should be able to use criticism to its advantage.
• Sounds like a criticism to me.
• I am pleased that Commissioner Patten has addressed the criticism to the effect that European aid is inadequate.
• Lastly, I have heard some criticism to the effect that the Commission has granted the United States mutual recognition of its wine-making practices.
• On the other hand, one criticism to be made is that the EU has played no form of military role in tackling the Afghanistan crisis.
• Work on the restoration of the monument has met with considerable criticism to the effect that it has lasted too long and produced no particular results.
• I am sad to say that he applies this criticism to my own country, the Federal Republic of Germany, and to Italy, in particular.
• If I have one criticism to make about the ECB, it is that it is too obsessed with combating inflation.
• I will now reiterate Parliament's criticism to the effect that many Member States are not keeping to their commitment on the Lisbon strategy of combining and bundling all measures aimed at creating truly sustainable growth and also enhancing competitiveness.
• If, though, we know nothing about the documents, we can have no criticism to make on this score.
• To what extent does the Commission consider this criticism to be justified?