Sentences with phrase «rebuke of»

I submitted a specified rebuke of your former leader, CREAcrats and Realtors, and this (Wes's reply) is all that you have to say in rubuttal?

Even the Prime Minister joined in, offering a rare rebuke of Senator Hanson.

arstechnica.com - In a severe rebuke of one of the biggest suppliers of HTTPS credentials, Google Chrome developers announced plans to drastically restrict transport layer security certificates sold by Symantec - owned issuers following the discovery they have issued more than 30,000 certificates.

Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook, issued a harsh rebuke of Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook's business model on Wednesday, saying that detailed profiles of individuals compiled by internet platforms should not exist.

The day originated, after all, at least in part as a direct rebuke of the worldwide May 1 Labor Day celebration of organized labor.

His strongly worded 103 - page opinion amounted to a rebuke of both the administration and Congress, which had revised the act in 2005 to take into account an earlier ruling by the judge on the same topic.

But they are, contra Galanter and Luban, nonetheless a rebuke of the defendant that involves elements of both public censure and punishment, albeit of a civil, not criminal, kind.

Finally, in a stunning, but subtle rebuke of prior decisions on misclassification, the Court identified a new mandate from Brinker, saying:

@DoubleAspect Well not only that, but a pretty thorough rebuke of the idea that «rule of law» can be used to impugn legislation, no?

The judge seized this chance to make a thinly - veiled and stern rebuke of Alderman's policy.

Appeal court judges have delivered a stinging rebuke of a series of administrative and judicial errors in the child custody case Hammerton v Hammerton, where the father was sent to prison for three months.

By JIM DWYER — N.Y. TIMES In a rebuke of a surveillance practice greatly expanded by the New York Police Department after the Sept. 11 attacks, a federal judge ruled yesterday that the police must stop the routine videotaping of people at public gatherings unless there is an indication that unlawful activity may occur.

The Court of Appeal decision was a sharp rebuke of the decision of the motion judge, Dunphy J., who the Court found to have repeatedly misapplied the test under rule 21, and to have embarked on a flawed approach (at paras 47 - 49):

The court's 92 - paragraph opinion was a harsh rebuke of the judge, and of the frequent abuse leveled against self - represented litigants.

The 5 - 2 ruling in Nur represents another rebuke of the Conservative government which has developed a unenviable track record of unconstitutional legislation.

Bruce Parker — Vermont Watchdog — October 2, 2015 In a stinging rebuke of Vermont's most prominent wind developer, Irasburg residents packed Town Hall Thursday night and voted 274 - 9 against hosting giant wind turbines on a nearby ridgeline in sight of local neighborhoods.

A federal court today issued a harsh rebuke of the Bush administration for its failure to issue long - delayed reports assessing the impacts and consequences of global warming in the United States.

WASHINGTON — American Energy Alliance President Thomas Pyle issued the following statement on the Supreme Court's decision to issue a stay on the Obama administration's carbon rule: «This is a significant victory for the American people and a strong rebuke of the Obama administration's heavy - handed regulatory agenda.

When Oxburgh makes an ever - so - gentle rebuke of «presentations of this work by the IPCC and others» who «have sometimes neglected to highlight this issue» it's disingenuous, since Mann and the CRU guys were the authors both of the underlying papers and the IPCC chapter alike.

The G20 statement from the coalition of civil society groups came just a few days after the German federal government issued a stinging rebuke of the Trump administration's climate policy stance.

The offical rebuke of Mann's work tries to be polite by stating that his conclusions are not supported by the data yet you appear to make the mistake of believing that is simply a matter of uncertainty intervals.

Following up on his impressive rebuke of evolution / science during last night's debate with Bill Nye, young - Earth creationist Ken Ham appeared on CNN to explain how global warming is also a lie, and that climate change, as we're observing it, can all be explained by original sin.

To the wider club membership, critique of some behaviors may have appeared to be a rebuke of the radiative transfer model physics itself.

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.

What would be news would be a fresh column from George Will building on his January rebuke of Republican lawmakers seemingly seeking to lead a charge away from federal support for science.

I have a story in Science Times looking at the latest round of climate - treaty talks, one month ago in Bali, from the vantage point of Kevin Conrad, the young man who represented Papua New Guinea and shook things up with a strong rebuke of the United States in the final tumultuous session.

Talk: «An Evening with Naeem Mohaiemen» at Museum of Modern Art The title of Naeem Mohaiemen's current exhibition at MoMA PS1, «There Is No Last Man,» is a direct rebuke of Francis Fukuyama's landmark 1992 book The End of History and the Last Man, which served as a guide for two decades of post-Cold War neoliberal thought.

Rather than a sign of the artist's modesty, I see Ray's intimately scaled paintings as an implicit rebuke of the art world's current obsession with McMansion scale.

Overall, the show felt like a nuanced rebuke of female objectification through female creativity.

Diving straight into the humorous rebuke of her minimalist contemporaries and their heyday exhibition at New York's Jewish Museum in 1966, Lynda Benglis's opening installation in Bergen, «Primary Structures (Paula's Props)», 1975, inaugurates the yearlong inquiry into her practice by PRAXES.

The Carnegie Int» l, 57th ed., 2018's decision to guarantee evenly distributed remuneration is a rebuke of speculation as a form of payment in the nonprofit sector.

What you see is what you see,» Frank Stella famously said of his paintings, in a sharp rebuke of abstract expressionism's aspirations to sublimity.

The decision by the Carnegie International to guarantee evenly distributed remuneration is a rebuke of speculation as a form of payment in the nonprofit sector.

The New York - based artist joins a recent rash of figurative painters, but sets herself apart by fusing art - historical precedents (the supine muses of Renoir, for instance) with a rebuke of the traditional male gaze.

That new GT3, which is a nearly perfect distillation of Porsche's «DNA», serves as another stinging rebuke of the Panamera.

But this election is a clear rebuke of those policies.

Washington was seen as Duffy's preferred successor, so Fletcher's upset win appears to be a rebuke of his leadership.

After a tense hallway exchange, pro-charter Democratic Rep. Chuck Espy of Clarksdale delivered a thunderous rebuke of his colleague's attack and the rancor that consumed lawmakers over the issue throughout the session.

This is a startling and emphatic rebuke of recent decades» abandonment of the melting pot as America's defining metaphor in favor of multiculturalism, sometimes termed the «salad bowl.»

As the people of Alabama elected the first Democrat to the Senate in nearly three decades, last night offered a harsh rebuke of the «repeal and replace» political rhetoric iterated repeatedly by the right for the last 7 years.

And a special nod of recognition has to go to Cooper as Charles, who delivers one of the film's few genuine moments, with a wonderful, poignant rebuke of his wife Mattie that lays bare the ugliness at the core of the Westons.

Chaw is remarking on Olivier Assayas's nod toward but ultimate rebuke of thriller conventions that necessitate plot twists or last - minute reveals to shock viewers into submission.

At Cannes, Asia Argento Delivers a Scorching Rebuke of Harvey Weinstein and the Industry That Enabled Him

A heartfelt tribute to an underseen America — not just the landscapes but the eccentric people who roam it — Into the Wild emerges as both an apt memorial to its hero and a graceful rebuke of his extremism.

In holding true to its claim of being the 1st definitive guide of its kind, Seeking Arrangement packs in 4 appendixes, including «Prostitution versus Arrangements», a pointed rebuke of harlotry allegations, and «Diary of a Sugar Baby», which chronicles the real experiences of a member who became a sugar baby after 8 years of post-divorce dating trauma.

Bette, a regular reader, sent me this link about Tim Gunn's rebuke of the fashion industry for ignoring women over size 12.

Please examine T C Campbell's rebuke of the nonsense Gundry spoke: http://nutritionstudies.org/the-plant-paradox-by-steven-grundy-md-commentary/ After having guests such as Dr Joel Kahn and Dr Esselsytn on the podcast and finding it a trustworthy source of info, it is disturbing to have wasted an hour of my life listening to this gibberish.

After spending more than 4 years and $ 1.5 million, the panel delivered a stinging rebuke of NIH management practices.

The endorsement is seen as a rebuke of incumbent CM Fernando Cabrera who is regarded as a conservative Democrat.

«This is a stinging rebuke of the Alabny business as usual defense, and we hope it'll be a clarion call to clean up Albany,» Horner said.