Sentence examples for a harsh rebuke from inspiring English sources

In announcing the decision, Rick Caruso, the commission president, praised some of the chief's skills and then issued a harsh rebuke, declaring Chief Parks overbearing, arrogant and divisive.

The incident (corroborated by witnesses) prompted a harsh rebuke from the United Nations refugee agency; Turkey denies any wrongdoing.Police in Istanbul have been accused of detaining and beating illegal migrants, especially those with black skins.

In December, after the legislators declined to impeach him but issued a harsh rebuke, and a day after Mr. Sanford opined publicly that he hoped for reconciliation, Mrs. Sanford filed for divorce.

The report is a harsh rebuke to industry defenders, like the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs, a trade group that has dismissed accusations of abuse and death as "the noisy complaints of a few individuals".

The move drew a harsh rebuke from the Federal Communications Commission, in the middle of the commission's public-comment period on the proposed merger between Time Warner and America Online Inc.

The plaintiffs' lawyers hailed the settlement as a major victory, calling it the largest amount ever obtained by day laborers and a harsh rebuke to Mayor Mark D. Boughton, who has taken a combative stance on immigration issues and strongly supported the actions of the Police Department.

But Kerry also offered an unusually harsh rebuke of Turkish officials who have made a slew of demands and insinuations about the US and the coup.

Today's vote not to move the Coast Guard was similarly arranged by a Republican committee chairman, and members of both parties on the Appropriations Committee approved an unusually harsh rebuke to the administration over the issue of shifting funds.

And since he's been president, Obama has done exactly that -- he's deported nearly half a million people a year -- earning him harsh rebuke from his supporters, some of who dubbed him "The Deporter-in-Chief".

Mrs. Clinton did keep up the pressure on Mr. Netanyahu to demonstrate that he was committed to negotiations with the Palestinians A senior administration official said the harsh rebuke of Mr. Netanyahu, delivered in a phone call last week by Mrs. Clinton, was important "to demonstrate we mean what we say when we enter these talks".

Although the petition garnered praise from an anonymous member of the Trump administration, who said he was overjoyed that "Science finally got something right", it gained harsh rebuke from a spokesperson for Kellyanne Conway who stated, "No! Bowling Green happened!