Sentence examples for as a rebuke of the development from inspiring English sources

Ms. Carponter of Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, the lead petitioner in the suit, hailed the decision as a rebuke of the development corporation's oversight and a chance to amend the project.

If this is so, the synod has to be interpreted as a rebuke of the implied papal position.

Written in dry management-ese, punctuated by charts and tables, the manual stands as a rebuke of the excesses of Bush's global war on terror.

The Congressional action has been widely seen as a rebuke of Michael K. Powell, chairman of the commission.

She said the resolution ― which was initially intended as a rebuke of Omar ― wasn't about the first-term congresswoman.

Republican leaders hailed the bipartisan vote as a rebuke of President Obama.

It was, as HuffPost's Ryan Grim reported, intended "as a direct rebuke of the White House".

The victory of the PPP was seen as a public rebuke of the junta, which made some serious missteps in economic policy.

As vexed as he appeared at moments, the president by his performance distracted from the news of Republicans' loss of control of the House, which was both a rebuke of Trump given his centrality to the election and a development that introduced a significant check on his presidency.

Citing the drop in global poverty over the last 30 years, Kinley emphasized that his critique of finance is not a rebuke of capitalism as a whole.

Marianne Cusato, who designed the Home for the New Economy, sees it as a rebuke to the ethic of the McMansion.