Sentences with word «rebuke»

, «Is this some sort of veiled rebuke of the Bank's current policy stance?»

Former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nasir Ahmad el - Rufai, has responded to a sharp rebuke by Doyin Okupe, President Goodluck Jonathan's Senior Special Assistant on...

She talked about her working - class upbringing (her brother is a bus driver) and she had a polite for rebuke for those middle - class idealists who think that the Labour party was founded by people inspired by a philanthropic concern for others.

At the same time, it has drawn stinging rebukes from other climate scientists.

This fever which Jesus rebukes in just a natural, every day, run of the mill fever.

Many people involved on both sides of the fight said the decision by Mr. Bush represented a sharp rebuke of Ms. Whitman, the former New Jersey governor.

Most journalists were left with their mouths hanging open as the former assistant commissioner's excessively informal approach to, well, pretty much everything earned him a stinging rebuke in the subsequent report by MPs.

A meal of bones goes down less easily when people really are hungry, and taking an air rifle to the Bronx sounds cruel, although Matta - Clark photographed previously vandalized apartments as well and meant them as rebuke.

Rangel's remark also drew rebukes from Mayor de Blasio and Rev. Al Sharpton and a smattering of unflattering headlines.

Still, today's meeting comes as Bannon appears to be losing influence, amid mild public rebukes by Trump last week and the growing orbit of Kushner.

Thomas is not rebuked for seeing.

In the second chapter of his letter to the Galatians, Paul recounts how on a visit to Antioch he publicly rebuked Peter's «hypocrisy» in withdrawing, under pressure from a delegation of the Jerusalem church, from table fellowship with Gentile believers.

The irony is — in the garden of gethsemane, when the guards came to take Jesus, Peter grabbed a sword / knife, and cut off the ear of the high priests» servant, Malchus, Jesus rebuked Peter, and upon healing Malchus» ear, tells Peter — don't you realize that I could call 12 legions of angels to deliver?

Senate Minority Leader Dean Skelos just issued a harsh rebuke of Sen. Kevin Parker, saying the Brooklyn Democrat is «not fit to serve» and should be immediately disciplined or censured for calling Sen. John DeFrancisco and his fellow Republicans «white supremacists.»

At the same time, there is some truth in the remark made by a very young clergyman who when rebuked by a lady in his congregation because he was such a young man that he had no business speaking so forcibly to his congregation replied, «Madam, when I put a stole around my shoulders I am two thousand years old!»

Trump's initial Aug. 12 remarks on the events — in which he cast blame «on many sides» — drew stern rebukes from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle as GOP leaders distanced themselves from the comments.

Following a weeklong firestorm over its EpiPen price hikes — crescendoing Wednesday with rebukes from Hillary Clinton and the White House — Mylan (myl) offered an olive branch on Thursday in the form of a coupon.

In some cases — Merck CEO Ken Frazier's strong rebuke of President Trump's waffling on the Charlottesville riots, for instance — the stock market response was strong and sustained.

The nearly omniscient chairman of Fox News, Roger Ailes, was publicly rebuked on Tuesday when his parent company released a statement contradicting him on who he will answer to now that chief executive Rupert Murdoch is stepping down.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren has earned a rare rebuke by the Senate for quoting Coretta Scott King on the Senate floor.

In what appears to be a direct rebuke at Cuomo, the bill to change the bridge's name stipulates it be paid for by using START - UP NY funds.

The rally attracted a crowd of about 250, including 17 council members, who rebuked Trump for suggesting Muslims be temporarily barred from entering the US.

May the Lord rebuke Mr. Hawkins

In a 1992 article in The North American Review entitled «The Corruption of Nobility: The Rise & Fall of Thoroughbred Racing in America,» Ferraro penned a stinging rebuke against drug abuse on the backstretch, saying, «In general, treatments designed to repair a horse's injuries and to alleviate its suffering are now often used to get the animal out onto the track to compete — to force the animal, like some punch - drunk fighter, to make just one more round.

In December, 1953, after this point of view was strongly rebuked by Cardinal Ottaviani in Rome in an address defending the Spanish conception of a confessional Catholic state as the ideal, Pope Pius XII somewhat ambiguously made room for Murray's position in a speech to a convention of Catholic jurists.

But the disciples rebuked them.

Her mother - in - law delivers a short, stinging rebuke at the funeral.

Conway's remarks followed Comey's interview with ABC's Stephanopoulos, in which the fired FBI director delivered a scathing rebuke of Trump and his administration, and encouraged voters to vote Trump out of office.

And a company called Elysium Health has rallied Nobel Prize winners to sell a $ 50 - per - month supplement aimed at boosting levels of a molecule known as NAD + that's hypothesized to play a role in promoting longevity, though not without prompting rebuke from some prominent doctors.

But it shows that the agency, which was sharply rebuked by a federal judge in 2011 for violating the rules and misleading the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, can not necessarily be restrained by privacy technology.

The California Democratic Party failed to endorse U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, 84, for a fifth term — a stunning rebuke for the incumbent first elected in 1992.

Jesus only rebuked people who doubted God.

Jung faced controversy last month when the Daily News revealed that he told Korean church groups that he would fight to bar pictures of same - sex couples from appearing in school textbooks, earning rebukes from Stavisky and Democratic leaders.

Of course, I know I might have to face the mild rebukes of some in the Senate, who, like Chris Dodd, are paragons of ethical probity, and the likes of the New York Times may even oppose me (largely to shore up its own lack of credibility).

Mr. Jeffries sternly rebuked Mr. de Blasio over the summer for his thunderous June broadside against Mr. Cuomo.

As previously discussed, insurance fraud from either side of the fence deserves rebuke.

Business Green reports that The Confederation of British Industry (CBI), an organization that represents 200,000 British businesses (including 80 % of FTSE 100 companies), has issued its most strongly - worded rebuke so far of Osborne for his attempts to paint environmental regulation as counterproductive:

Scaria is a critic, and his own work seems to rebuke so - called pure, reductive art and architecture.

In fact, God even rebuked Israel for not paying their tithes to God.

Neither of them mentioned Trump by name but two of his predecessors — George W. Bush and Barack Obama — emerged from political seclusion yesterday to deliver what sounded like pointed rebukes of the current occupant of the Oval Office and the forces of division that propelled him to power.

In Luke 7:20 - 21, Jesus does not rebuke John.

Keselowski's comments didn't sit well with Busch, Hamlin and Truex's crew chief, Cole Pearn, all of who offered rebukes.

Doug McMillon of Wal - Mart Stores Inc. took heat for rebuking President Donald Trump — and for not severing ties with him as three more members of a presidential advisory council resigned.