Примери за castigated

• That could mean jail or social castigation.

• There was a general castigation of young adults by their elders in that indulgent era as the Me Generation.

• The American administration was "deeply troubled" but fell short of outright castigation.

• The inquiry will be followed by much handwringing and the castigation of both individuals and local authorities.

• Even those whose credentials had been established were castigated as having a 'suitcase mood' or demonised as vectors of infection.

• That failure incensed the litigation masters enormously; they not only reprimanded their clients, but also castigated them for having spoiled their own reputation.

• Though they existed outside the law and their existence was constantly castigated by the authorities, they played a very important role in society.

• Another castigated group were those who ' would not be helped' or refused help when it was offered.

• The congressional black caucus, for example, castigated the budget as ' unjust and immoral ' in its treatment of the poor and disadvantaged.

• Seething at such obvious inequities of capitalism, they castigated the prosperous for ' ' greed ' ' and ' ' workaholism ' '.

• At that time, for instance, one journalist castigated both men for failing to set aside their personal ambition to pursue the goal of national defence.

• Their justices refused to believe that human rights violations had occurred, and castigated those who thought otherwise.

• Paul castigated this particular ideal of wisdom as folly.

• Dhlamini and the squatters were castigated as aggressors indistinguishable from the communist guards.

• Strangely, that does not stop them from being castigated now for being rich.

• Employers, castigated by them day in and day out, year in and year out, for their meanness are now being enalised if they pay more.

• Anyone who did this would be deservedly castigated; for he would expose his abysmal ignorance in the very act of decrying it.

• We have castigated environmental health officers at great length.

• However, it becomes difficult to take when we make efforts to uphold the law and in response we are castigated for our inflexibility and dysfunctionality.