Sentence examples for rebuke over from inspiring English sources

The North angrily abandoned the six-party talks in April 2009 after a United Nations rebuke over its launch of a long-range missile.

President Vladimir V. Putin ordered the bodies retrieved and reburied after suffering a public rebuke over what many called the government's ham-handed response to the Kursk disaster.

Goldman Sachs has suffered a stinging rebuke over pay from its investors just hours after shareholders in rival Deutsche Bank rejected its remuneration plans outright.

His mother's rebuke over this breach of etiquette was voluble enough to reach the domestic workers; the young man's calm response was to cite a verse from the Koran on duties toward the less fortunate.

The Jordanian monarch's remarks, made in an interview with the BBC, came as Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, was still smarting from the Arab League's unexpectedly strong rebuke over the weekend with its decision to suspend Syria's membership.

The White House has accused Israel of a betrayal of trust, in an unusually sharp rebuke over its plans to build hundreds of new settlement homes deep in the West Bank.

Yet rebukes over the organization's arbitration process persist.

The prince has also been rebuked over expense claims and some parliamentarians want to cut his €300,000 ($320,000) annual allowance.

A friend is icily rebuked  over lunch for wondering about Michael's proximity to Leigh Anne's lovely teenage daughter ("Shame on you!").

Boardroom bosses have received stinging rebukes over pay, with the engineering group Weir forced to abandon potential share awards for its top management team and Shire Pharmaceuticals failing to get a majority of investors to support its pay deals.

Denmark was also rebuked over its treatment of Roma on Friday and was told it should collect data on the numbers and the legal status of Roma, give them access to shelters and public facilities, and protect them from racial profiling and hate crimes.