Sentence examples for a clear rebuke from inspiring English sources

Oakley's support for Armstrong came with a clear rebuke of the antidoping agency.

The letter didn't mention North Carolina but was a clear rebuke.

The results were also a clear rebuke to European leaders that their strategy for Greece had failed.

After two months of tense sparring over the San Bernardino iPhone, the government's decision was a clear rebuke to Apple.

Her comments were a clear rebuke of Russia and China, both of which maintain large state-controlled companies and sovereign wealth investment funds.

In Washington, Undersecretary of State R. Nicholas Burns called the vote "a powerful message of condemnation" and a "clear rebuke" of Iran.

In a further, clear rebuke to the prime minister, Luca Volonté, parliamentary leader of the Christian Democrat Union, an important component of Mr Berlusconi's governing coalition, said: "Anti-fascism is a value that unites.

Unity's Terms of Service isn't exactly the most lucid reading material, but the section in question titled Streaming and Cloud Gaming Restrictions seems to lay out a fairly clear rebuke of what Improbable does.

"It's a firm and clear rebuke against Putin's anti-L.G.B.T. legislation and people who support it," William Lee Adams, the editor-in-chief of WiwiBloggs.com, the Internet's most-read Eurovision Web site, said.

This is why a Christmas Carol is a CHRISTMAS carol, why Dickens' most clear rebuke to Malthus and stagnation is set at Christmas, because Christmas is the reversal of the curse which Malthus could not see past.

If that wasn't a clear enough rebuke of the 28-nation European Union and its common market, Trump later praised Brexit as a building block for better trade relationship for Britain, and he noted that his own business dealings with what he called "the consortium" had been arduous and disappointing.