| Prominent pro-Europeans are planning to lambast Cameron for placing a question mark over Britain's EU membership. |
| All MEPs want a fair statute because it is an albatross around our neck and when they play this opportunist politics, it will be seized upon by the press, in my own country and other countries, to lambast Parliament. |
| Critics lambast it for illogical subsidies, onerous regulations and vast expense. |
| He got him down and started to lambast the Judas out of him. |
| Mr President, just this once I shall resist the temptation to lambast the Commission and the Council for their contributions to the crisis facing the whitefish sector in Scotland. |
| Angela certainly does lambast racial discrimination, but there is little critique of capitalism as a system in the novel as a whole. |
