criticizable

"This thing with the prisoners is criticizable not so much on content, but simply because there are negotiations at all," he said.

We affirm on the contrary that he has to see every code including his own as criticizable in terms of'Be aware'.

The existence of such fears is contrary to all democratic precepts - these enterprises must be more criticizable, not less, by virtue of being Government entities.

Everywhere individuals, communities and cultures respond differently to similar situations; their reactions are always criticizable in terms of awareness, including awareness from each other 's viewpoints;, at the ideal limit of awareness each would still respond differently, yet rightly even by the judgement of the rest.

The denunciations of dangerous new ideas in the 1950 encyclical Humani Generis are intelligible enough, but by now they were almost bound to be ineffective, and as the intellectual viability of ultramontanism crumbled, the now unprotected power structure surrounding the papal monarchy came more and more into open and criticizable view.