Sentence examples for severely rebuked from inspiring English sources
Incidentally, the replacement judge was then severely rebuked for allowing the prosecution to write his sentencing order for him - before he had even heard the judicial sentencing phase.
The FRC proposed that big accountancy firms could be banned from earning lucrative consultancy fees at businesses they audited and severely rebuked KPMG, finding "a deterioration in the quality of the audits that we inspected to an unacceptable level".
Mr. Uys has been severely rebuked by his government for a simple and horrifying reason: he upbraids that government for refusing to acknowledge the extremity of the H.I.V.-AIDS epidemic that has infected nearly five million people.
At the time, the Health Department severely rebuked the hospital and fined it $16,000, the maximum amount permitted, for eight violations of state regulations on health care that it said contributed to the error.
The disclosure follows a week of intense debate over the ethics of entertainment following lewd and insulting comments made by Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand on Radio 2. Endemol was severely rebuked by the media regulator Ofcom last year for allowing former Celebrity Big Brother contestant Shilpa Shetty to become the target of sustained racial abuse.
When co-curator Malcolm Gaskill found a length of Helen Duncan's ectoplasm in a Cambridge University library, he was so excited he wafted it in the air to see if it really looked like a spirit – and was severely rebuked by the librarian.
At the time, China responded by severely rebuking Vietnam.
The state has so drastically cut taxes and services that it has had to routinely raid its own highway fund to pay its bills, and has been twice rebuked by the state Supreme Court for violating the constitution by severely underfunding its schools.
