Sentence examples for formally rebuked from inspiring English sources

In 1991, the Senate ethics committee formally rebuked Mr. Cranston's behavior as "improper and repugnant".

As well as being formally rebuked by the authority, he was ordered to pay £600 costs.

Two years after it began an investigation into accusations against him, the Vatican on Monday formally rebuked a Belgian Jesuit theologian, the Rev. Jacques Dupuis, over his writings.

After he was formally rebuked by the ethics panel in 1991, Mr. Cranston delivered a half-hour speech, largely in his own defense.

A11 Vatican Rebuke of Theologian The Vatican formally rebuked a Belgian Jesuit, the Rev. Jacques Dupuis, after a two-year investigation of his writings.

He has struggled through some low points, being formally rebuked by the Senate Ethics Committee in 1992 for failing to disclose gifts worth more than $43,000.

Countries may also formally rebuke Japan for flouting the court ruling.

Each year, the U.S. State Department formally rebukes and imposes penalties on governments that protect and promote terrorists.

Formally rebuking Helmut Kohl, the speaker of Parliament today imposed a devastating $21 million fine on the former chancellor's Christian Democratic Party for accepting illegal financing.

Gowdy, who is campaigning across South Carolina with Rubio this week, called on Cruz to formally rebuke the tactics in a statement on Tuesday.

That reticence, however, enraged Frans Timmermans, a leading member of the opposition Labor Party in The Hague, who said in a note posted on Facebook that he wanted the nation's foreign minister to formally rebuke Mr. Santorum.