The complaints prompted an extraordinary rebuke by the council's president, Laura Dupuy Lasserre of Uruguay.
To abstain from producing grandkids might be seen as a rebuke by their mothers.
The vote was a rare rebuke by Washington politicians of Washington's closest ally in Asia.
The letter represents a rare rebuke by one of the city's federal prosecutors of a city official during an investigation.
He was just dealt a stinging rebuke by voters who rejected a $450 million bond referendum for stem cell research.
Iran got a stern rebuke by the International Atomic Energy Agency for concealing its nuclear program over 18 years.
Through the following centuries the wise men were at times the object of rebuke by the prophets, who disliked their pragmatic realism.
Malema responded to Zuma's rebuke by turning on the leader whom he had once staunchly defended and instead began to criticize him in public.
(The Emiratis and the Egyptians have gone so far as to covertly bomb targets on Haftar's behalf, eliciting an unusual public rebuke by the U.S. government).
But last week, the lower house of Parliament dealt Mr. Karzai a rare rebuke by voting almost unanimously to reject the decree.
Karl Marx, no doubt, would have seen this as a just rebuke by the proletariat for the exploiters of the capitalist class.
