Sentence examples for rebuked for doing from inspiring English sources

When he tried to bar state auditors from evaluating city programs, he was rebuked for doing so by the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals.

You have made a mockery of the judiciary, rebuking judges for doing what is constitutionally required of them; you doubt the judgment and competence of judges because of their ethnic backgrounds, and you questioned the courts' legal decisions because they did not suit your desired outcome.

However, the NTSB rebuked the FAA for doing so, stating that only the NTSB has the authority to determine the controller's contribution to the incident.

Goodall, who loved apes ever since infancy, when her father gave her a stuffed chimpanzee named Jubilee, was rebuked for many reasons: "We didn't have any money and World War Two was raging... but mostly because I was a girl -- I was the wrong sex," she told The Huffington Post.

"What astonished me was that he was rebuked by the secretary for doing it that way".

When countries are in acute difficulties and turn to the United States for support, then they do not expect to be publicly rebuked for corruption.

In 1945, author Victor Gollancz rebuked the world and his fellow Christians for doing so little to prevent the Holocaust.

And Japan's latest finance minister, Naoto Kan, has called for a weaker yen (although he received a rebuke from the prime minister for doing so).The one country that most economists agree should let its currency rise is China (in theory, faster-growing countries should enjoy real appreciation over the long term).

Is my situation so tragic that even you are crying for me?" My heart rebuked, "Oh Amin, do not be foolish!

She dared to rebuke women's subjugated position in Pakistani society and she was murdered by her own brother for doing so.

In February, GOP mega-donor Foster Friess publicly rebuked Paul for not doing enough for the Kurds.