Примери за използване на Castigated на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Who will be castigated?
He was castigated for not signing the treaty.
And yes, this dumbass teacher was castigated by her colleagues.
Many of the forms castigated in the Appendix Probi proved to be the productive forms in Romance; e.g.
In these areas the IU was severely castigated by the voters.
I have been castigated because of this ministry.
When Israel took non-violent action, such as imposing blockades or cutting electricity,it was castigated.
At least she castigated you in private.
Legislators who try to work across the aisle are unappreciated by one side and castigated for disloyalty by the other.
The musician castigated music pirates.
After the events of the last month Palestinian politicians foolish enough to take Israelis at their word will be castigated as quislings, and dispatched accordingly.
Women shall be less castigated than men,"as they are dimmer of wit and weaker before sin.".
During the debate over the future monetary system another one of the founding fathers,Gouvernor Morris castigated the motivations of the owners of the Bank of North America.
The Estonian education minister castigated Greece:“You have done too little, too slowly, and much less than Estonia.
In every Western European country it is the Muslims who have come here or have been born here andstood up for our own ideals- including free speech- who have been castigated by their co-religionists and dropped by what was once‘polite' European society.”.
Though Mr Trump castigated Mr Obama for appearing weak and indecisive, he maintained as a candidate that Syria was a morass the US should avoid.
When we see the free-market system castigated, we must work against that.
Officials recently castigated an Abu Dhabi-based investment firm for its Venezuela gold purchases, and have warned other potential foreign buyers to back off.
They profited from their style, wisdom, and educational values,but also castigated them for their religious views and mythological stories.
Norwegian politicians are castigated: the right-wing Progress Party(to which he once belonged) is condemned as too tame and the ruling Labour Party comes in for particularly vicious attack'.
The little-remembered Franklin Pierce, president from 1853 to 1857, is castigated for expanding slavery in the west and thus bringing the civil.
The writer castigated Ms. Malcolm for implying that the universal acceptance of vegetarianism will bring about world peace because,'Adolf Hitler was a vegetarian all his life and wrote extensively on the subject.".
In“Politics and the English Language,” Orwell castigated contemporaries for using language to mystify rather than inform.
Trump has repeatedly refused to hold Russia accountable for annexing Crimea in 2014, blamed former President BarackObama for Russia's move to annex it, expressed sympathy for Putin, and castigated other G7 members for not giving the country a seat at the table.
But in at least two telephone calls he castigated President Obama for encouraging democracy in the Middle East, saying it was dangerous.
Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz,designated by the press as the idealist-in-chief of the administration, castigated the Turkish military for permitting the malfeasance of the government and demanded an apology.
Pope Francis' closest adviser castigated conservative climate change skeptics in the United States, blaming capitalism for their views.
She stormed out of the class in tears, andhe was again castigated by his superiors, this time for having been“too personal” in his apologia.
A few decades later Toynbee castigated the"parochialism and impertinence" of the West manifested in the"egocentric illusions" that the world revolved around it, that there was an"unchanging East," and that"progress" was inevitable.
German historian Werner Maser,no friend of Hitler, castigated these examiners:“All of his works revealed extraordinary architectural gifts and knowledge.