Why do I feel like I'm about to be chastised?
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This time, it was the turn of Heather Bresch, who oversees Mylan, to be chastised by both sides.
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Ningxia is the latest region to be chastised by the environment ministry for failing to enforce anti-pollution measures.
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If you're a young woman, you should vote for the candidate of your choice and not be chastised for it.
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"Frankly, I would rather be chastised from the altar than to be damned for not allowing justice to be done."
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Detroit Pistons: Jon Leuer (three years, $30 million) Leuer is not a Plumlee, but you will not be chastised for thinking he is.
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"I think it demands some kind of an investigation to see whether he should be chastised publicly by the medical society," Scheiner added.
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"So Cohen will lose, but Avenatti might be chastised, and that might be an acceptable second place prize for Cohen," Professor Gillers said.
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One Republican who attended Thursday's lunch said the senators who were absent, not the ones who heard McConnell's stern speech, need to be chastised.
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In the trailer's opening shots, Joaquin Phoenix entertains a young boy on the bus by making faces, only to be chastised by the boy's mother.
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They made their will and desires known, only to be chastised—by the party that claimed to represent them—to act in a more civil manner.
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The way it usually goes, there will be a challenge in court and a couple of years later the president could be chastised — after the economic damage is done.
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This has led her to be chastised not only by the RNC, but also for her clothing, her hairstyle, her make-up, and even her tone (not feminine enough).
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There's the shutdown, there's Iowa Representative Steven King for being the horrible racist that took so long to be chastised for this, and he's the one also in one of the hearings, he did with Sundar Pichai.
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Michael Jamias, a 30-year-old volunteer at Love Yourself, said he had to to brace himself at public health clinics to be chastised by nurses for being malandi, the Filipino term for flirty, with the implication of promiscuity.
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Locking a perennial All-Star up through his prime is a tantalizing proposition any team would consider, but if Irving walks after two years—a scenario that's reportedly unlikely—the Celtics should be chastised for not slapping a top-1 protection on that Nets pick.
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One day in 1950 she drove with a month-old baby through a snowstorm to a meeting in Pennsylvania to deliver a paper with data, which she later decided was questionable, about the rotation of the universe, only to be chastised and humiliated by "senior astronomers," she said.
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Socialization also leads to a situation where "scholars working primarily within one paradigm who attempt [to combine paradigms] are likely to be chastised for theoretical impurity".
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Mitchell thought he was going to be chastised by his grandfather. Instead, his grandfather grabbed the bottle of moonshine and gave Mitchell a glass to celebrate - it was his first alcoholic beverage and his first time barbecuing.
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She founded Noni's Publicity, a public relations company that also undertook publishing, such as producing the periodical Women of Kenya. Her first novel, They Shall Be Chastised, was published in 1974, followed by What Does a Man Want? in the same year.
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Since the majority of the burghers wanted moderate reform, and many of the princes were committed to it, it was a logical position. Luther would be chastised for his views, was seen as a shill to the princes, and was even stoned in Orlamünde.Engels, Frederick. The Peasants War in Germany.
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They said they took home HK$1,315 and HK$1,441, (between US$170 and $185) per shift, averaging HK$20,000 ($2,560) per month. They also said that some of their colleagues wanted to return to work, but were worried they would be chastised as spineless.Beatrice Siu, (April 23, 2013). "Strike claims challenged" .
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Moorcroft reached the main upper branch of the Indus near its source, and on 5August arrived at Lake Manasarovar, which they explored extensively. Returning via the Sutlej valley, he was detained for some time by the Gorkhas in Nepal, but eventually reached Calcutta in November, only to be chastised severely by the EIC for his failure to find horses—they were not interested in shawl wool or Tibetan lakes.
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It is the presence of God's splendid glory and love that is the scourge of those who reject its radiant power and light. ... those who find themselves in hell will be chastised by the scourge of love. How cruel and bitter this torment of love will be! For those who understand that they have sinned against love, undergo no greater suffering than those produced by the most fearful tortures.
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He relieved Robert Burr Smith as the liaison to General Vang Pao, and quickly picked up Lao. At some point, he also learned Mandarin. Subsequently, he was assigned to be the regimental adviser to Groupe Mobile-24 on the Plain of Jars in June 1971. Using the radio call sign Kayak, he led his mixed band of Lao and Thai irregulars into battle, only to be chastised for risking himself.
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Their leader was one Sioux Jim, so nicknamed by the soldiers. American Horse went to him as peacemaker, but was told he was a woman and no brave. He returned to his own camp and told his men that Sioux Jim meant mischief, and in order to prevent another calamity to the tribe, he must be chastised. He again approached the warlike Jim with several warriors at his back.
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Military opponents of de Herrera, supported by populist newspapers, considered Slidell's presence in Mexico City an insult. When de Herrera considered receiving Slidell to settle the problem of Texas annexation peacefully, he was accused of treason and deposed. After a more nationalistic government under General Mariano Paredes y Arrillaga came to power, it publicly reaffirmed Mexico's claim to Texas; Slidell, convinced that Mexico should be "chastised", returned to the US.Mexican War from Global Security.com.
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These charges were made by the Archbishop of Canterbury Matthew Parker who also declared that she should be "chastised in Bridewell" for her "offences".EmersonTudor historian David Starkey concludes that Archbishop Parker considered Lady Elizabeth to have been a "strumpet".Emerson Lady Elizabeth afterwards regained her former favour with the Queen. Several years later, in 1569, Lady Elizabeth exercised her husband's rights as Lord High Admiral to seize a ship which had been illegally taken by Martin Frobisher.
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He also seemingly undermined Harper Whitley's (Ria Vandervis) authority over treatment plans, but he is proven to be correct afterward, angering Harper while starting a rivalry with Harper's husband Drew (Ben Barrington). Dylan would be chastised by his sister-in-law Kylie Brown (Kerry-Lee Dewing) as well as hospital CEO Chris Warner (Michael Galvin) over paying for a poor patient's medical bills with his own money. After a tennis game at Dylan and Julia's mansion, Kylie would miscarry the child she was carrying and Dylan and Julia would agree for Julia to be Kylie and husband Frank Warner's (Luke Patrick) surrogate mother. However, around this time Dylan would confess his lustful feelings toward Kylie.
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Liwat (sodomy) is to be > treated like fornication, and must be punished in the same manner. If muḥṣan > [commonly translated as "adulterer" but technically meaning someone who has > had legal intercourse, but who may or may not currently be married] and free > [not a slave], one must be stoned to death, while a free bachelor must be > punished with 100 lashes and banished for a year. Sodomy is proven either by the perpetrator confessing four times or by the testimony of four trustworthy Muslim men, who were eyewitnesses to the act. If there are fewer than four witnesses, or if one is not upstanding, then they are all to be chastised with 80 lashes for slander.
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In the narrative, the devil enters a monastery posing as a man called Bruder Rausch (Broder Ruus and variants, in the English version Frier Rush; the Early Modern German ', ' is the term for a loud swooshing noisenote that English rush is of Latinate origin, but was assimilated in usage to MHG rûschen (whence also Modern German ' "noise"; Old English hrýscan) held to be "quite unconnected in origin" by the OED.). Acting as a prankster, Friar Rush causes various episodes of commotion among the monks. Working in the kitchen, Friar Rush takes to organizing women for the abbot and the other monks every night. On one occasion, he is about to be chastised by the cook for being delayed.
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The first frame of a Terry Fuckwitt strip will often have him cheerfully greeting the readers, saying he is doing some activity, only for the second frame to reveal that he is in totally the wrong place. For example, in one strip he appears to be getting married, but it is revealed that he is not in a church, but in a nuclear power plant, and that his bride is a rod of uranium. Fuckwitt's surreal misunderstandings are sometimes extended in multiple directions, or even circularly. Fuckwitt may be chastised by another character for being in the wrong place, and that character may later themselves be revealed to be someone completely different based on a misunderstanding of the first character, making it apparent that in fact Fuckwitt's initial impression was correct.
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The Devils have been known as a defense-first team since head coach Jacques Lemaire's first tenure, although the Devils have twice led the Eastern Conference in goals scored, once leading the NHL in goals scored (295 goals for in 2000–01). Lemaire gave the Devils their defensive mantra when he implemented a system commonly called the "neutral zone trap." This system is designed to force teams to turn over the puck in the neutral zone leading to a counterattack. This style of play led the team to be chastised by the media and hockey purists for "making the NHL boring." Nevertheless, the Devils were successful using this style of play, and Devils head coach Larry Robinson asserted that the Montreal Canadiens teams he played on in the 1970s (who also won the Cup many times) used a form of the trap, though it did not have a name.
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It was during the residence of the king at Bactra in the spring of 327 BC, that a circumstance occurred which led him, in conjunction with some of his fellow pages, to form a conspiracy against the life of Alexander. Among the duties of the pages, who were in almost constant attendance on the king's person, was that of accompanying him when hunting, and it was one of these occasions that Hermolaus gave offence by slaying a wild boar without waiting to allow Alexander the first blow. Highly incensed at this breach of discipline, the king ordered him to be chastised with stripes, and further punished by being deprived of his horse. Hermolaus, a lad of high spirit, already verging on manhood, could not brook this indignity: his resentment was inflamed by the exhortations of the philosopher Callisthenes, his former tutor, and by the sympathy of his most intimate friend and eromenos among his brother pages, Sostratus.
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