Sentence examples for issued a rebuke from inspiring English sources
He never publicly issued a rebuke.
On Thursday, a federal appeals court issued a rebuke of Judge Rakoff's recent rejection of the Securities and Exchange Commission's settlement of a fraud case against Citigroup because the deal had allowed the company to avoid admitting any wrongdoing.
Delaware's highest court issued a rebuke of Leo E. Strine Jr., the chief judge of the Delaware Court of Chancery, "criticizing him for what it said was an improper digression in an opinion," DealBook's Peter Lattman writes.
Williams issued a rebuke of the ECUSA for breaking the 2004 moratorium, and the Anglican Communion imposed sanctions on the ECUSA, barring it from participating in ecumenical dialogue and removing its decision-making powers in matters of church doctrine.
MUMBAI, India — The Supreme Court of India issued a rebuke to the government Thursday by canceling 122 telecommunications licenses that were sold at below-market prices in 2008 amid a corruption scandal.
She took the phrase "the court judgment was billed almost as a judicial rebuke" to mean that, in the writer's opinion, the judge was issuing a rebuke.
Even as voters in many states were issuing a rebuke to lawmakers who supported climate change legislation in Washington, the people of California, as is their custom, were moving in a different direction.
Simon ended the post by issuing a rebuke to those who've turned to violence and looting: "If you can't seek redress and demand reform without a brick in your hand, you risk losing this moment for all of us in Baltimore.
A1 Senators Seek Uzbek Inquiry Three United States senators called for an international investigation into the violence behind Uzbekistan security forces' crackdown earlier this month against a revolt, and issued a stern rebuke to the authoritarian Uzbek government.
A12 Ethics Rebuke to Congressman The House ethics committee issued a written rebuke to Representative Earl F. Hilliard, Democrat of Alabama, for campaign-finance abuses, including converting thousands of dollars in campaign donations to personal use.
