Significados de rebuke by en inglés

Then, he bethought himself of a subtle form of rebuke by emphasizing his generosity.

America could deliver a powerful symbolic rebuke by returning the Statue of Liberty to France.

Cruz sparked a public rebuke by fellow Republican senators.

One clearly said the Vatican was complicit, leading to a once-unthinkable rebuke by Prime Minister Enda Kenny.

And I have also utterly rejected it. His pamphlet led to a rebuke by Prof Arnold Kettle in the Daily Worker.

Trump also faced rebuke by more than 700 leading American historians who signed an open letter which said he should be removed.

Jakarta - Responding to a stinging rebuke by parliament, beleaguered Indonesian President Mr Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday chided MPs for failing to do their work.

Usually the jury indignantly resented such interference and administered a well-merited rebuke by acting directly contrary to the clearly indicated wishes of the judge.

The North escaped rebuke by the U.N. Security Council, which condemned the attack in a statement early in July without directly blaming the Pyongyang government.

There is also unanimous support for freeing the jailed activists, even in the face of rebuke by government supporters who consider it a sinister ploy.

Occupy Central drew Beijing's rebuke by organising an online referendum that attracted a reported 800,000 votes on how to pick the city's chief executive.

The carmaker released the video online, and Upton tweeted it to her 697,000 followers, generating headlines and a rebuke by the Parents Television Council.

The statement I made is unacceptable and rightfully rebuked by all concerned.

He was also rebuked by his employers for making a racist remark.

He questions it at Pylos, and is at once rebuked by Athene.

He had been rebuked by the great M. Hanaud, and justly rebuked.