Sentence examples for sweeping rebuke from inspiring English sources
But critics ask whether the shift "amounts to a symbolic reprimand rather than a sweeping rebuke".
But critics question whether the new strategy amounts to a symbolic reprimand rather than a sweeping rebuke.
The most sweeping rebuke to the Trump Administration's ethnonationalist world view can be found in the July issue of The Atlantic.
An international panel in The Hague delivered a sweeping rebuke of China's behavior, deciding that its expansive claim to sovereignty over the waters had no legal basis.
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals panel on Thursday unanimously rejected President Trump's bid to reinstate his ban on travel into the United States from seven largely Muslim nations, a sweeping rebuke of the administration's claim that the courts have no role as a check on the president.
Congress has given final approval on a resolution to end American military assistance for Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen, in an unprecedented attempt to curtail the president's power to go to war and a sweeping rebuke to Donald Trump's foreign policy.
The Stooges' debut was a visceral rebuke to the overwrought complexity that was then sweeping rock, and Asheton's stripped-down style would influence numerous guitarists, notably Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols and Johnny Ramone.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), who voted against the last Republican repeal bill, joined Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz). and Rand Paul (R-Ky). and issued a stern rebuke of her party's attempt to rush through a sweeping repeal proposal this week with just one public hearing and little independent analysis.
While some experts see the doctrine as a proper rebuke for a breach of loyalty to one's employer, others say its effects are too sweeping.
In a slap to the pharmaceutical industry and a rebuke to Congress, the Maine Legislature on Tuesday became the first in the country to approve a bill that would clamp sweeping price controls on medications sold in the state.
