Sentence examples for rebuke does from inspiring English sources

The censure, a public rebuke, does not impose any further penalty like a fine or suspension.

But moral outrage and public rebuke do not provide legal grounds for backing out of a contract.

Although Mr. Zuma said "there must be consequences" for the misconduct, his rebuke did not involve suspension or expulsion from the party and may eventually amount to little more than a stern, parental lecture.

This kind of a rebuke did not sit well with the grandson of Peter Klopfer.

The mutual rebukes did not let up, even as the topics wound from tax policy to Medicare to the candidates' personal finances.

When Norway expressed its concerns over Yunus' handling of the money, he appealed to the country's aid ministry to ensure that their rebukes did not reach a wider audience.

As for Omar, her comment about dual loyalty (at the very least the first part of her statement described above) deserves rebuke, as does the grotesque Islamophobia recently directed her way.

But Stephen Gillers, an ethics expert at New York University who wrote a memorandum that declared Mr. Feinberg's work complied with state ethics rules, said that while the judge's order might come as a rebuke, it does not change the legal landscape of Mr. Feinberg's work or the fund.

In an 1847 address entitled Love of God, Love of Man, Love of Country, he said, "[F]or he is a lover of his country who rebukes and does not excuse its sins".

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

Our approach to interview Archbishop Vincent Nichols in London was also knocked back, with the rebuke: "We do not wish to co-operate with a programme presented by Peter Tatchell".