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Those interventions provoked irritation in Downing Street - but Mr Grayling is unlikely to face a rebuke as he focused his fire on unelected commissioners.

Consequently, Wellsteps faced a strong rebuke from the authorities in the wellness industry.

President Obama himself has faced a stinging rebuke from congress for his comments about lawmakers' "obsession" with the war, and the Out of Afghanistan Caucus continues to chip away at what little apatite for war remains in congress.

But only one — Gration — faced an internal rebuke for doing so.

Since the vote, Carney has faced a series of rebukes over the effects of low interest rates and quantitative easing, triggering talk of an effort to pass the blame for the economic consequences of Brexit to the BoE or to drive the governor out of his job.

Faced with a rebuke from the global trading body, Mr. Trump might pull the United States out of the institution.

Mr. Ford proposed that Mr. Clinton face a public rebuke before a joint session of Congress rather than be removed from office.

The 27-year-old prince, whose boisterous ways are said to have alternately amused and infuriated his 86-year-old grandmother in the past, was reported to have flown back to London on Wednesday afternoon in a subdued mood, certain to face a family rebuke for slipping back into unprincely ways.

The Smiths and Spelmans who reject scientific advice would thus have to admit to it, or face an official rebuke that their Malcolm Tuckers would struggle to spin.

In the short term, Palestinians are now afraid that Israel can ratchet up its military operations in the West Bank and Gaza with little chance of facing an American rebuke.

Bill Clinton's suggestion that his wife faced a Republican-style "Swift boat" attack at the last Democratic debate drew rebukes from Senators Barack Obama and Christopher J. Dodd.