Chiding

Deploying only her own custom gavel and gently chiding words, Johnson has guided the House through multiple rounds of voting on live TV, pushing back when members of both parties get off topic or step out of line.

It was here that the Ukrainian leader made one final, desperate plea for more weapons and more sanctions, hitting out at Germany for promising helmets and chiding NATO countries for not doing enough.

She also accused him of sitting on directives already approved by the president and chiding her for going over him to get it, which she said was to get the work done.

The said tweet prompted a response from the Chinese Embassy in Manila, which labeled the news as “disinformation” while chiding Japan for its recent release of treated Fukushima water into the sea.

Wiles was able to help control TrumpРђЎs worst impulses Рђћ not by chiding him or lecturing, but by earning his respect and showing him that he was better off when he followed her advice than flouted it.

Even the China’s strict film censorship apparatus hasn’t evaded the nationalists’ opprobrium, with many chiding authorities for failing to censor the film more aggressively.

Harris clashed with Biden during the first Democratic debate last year, chiding the former senator over his opposition to 1970s busing programs that forced integration of segregated schools.

I would, definitely, be chiding him and telling him how proud I am of Prof. Yakubu and what he has done by stepping aside (at a time when no one wants to leave office even for a minute) as well as how far he has come as INEC chair.

Trump has been famously critical of mask-wearing, chiding Biden for doing so while on the campaign trail, while falsely claiming the Dr. Anthony Fauci initially said masks don't work.

At the No Whiner Diner, a sign in the parking lot seemed to be chiding the state for Carlsbad’s colossal traffic jams: “Congestion not just in your head,” it said.

Hill also followed that picture up with a brief video clip of his chiding of Bengals fans who commented to his IG story.

Other Republicans have taken a wrist-slap approach, chiding Trump for his sketchy attempts at soliciting political help from foreign leaders, but adamant that this alone should not be grounds for impeachment.

Activists display banner against Minden sewer project chiding Gov. Justice during PGA.

But pro-legalization conservatives are also chiding the administration’s anti-pot move as an affront to personal liberties and states’ rights.

One of the architects of the current TTFA Constitution, he often represented the floor and acted almost as a de facto chair—at one point, chiding the president for constantly interrupting speakers when they tried to contribute.

The government is on the one hand, chiding the public for “irresponsibly” complaining about “slightly elevated” inflation, and on the other, preparing to roll out a string of extraordinary measures to try to reduce it.

Toward the end of his comments, Mr. Trump couldn't resist some of his favorite themes, revisiting his election night victory and chiding reporters to be fair.

However, after Nestor 's chiding, nine Greek heroes stepped up to the challenge and drew by lot to see who was to face Hector.

One of them, Mabel, responds to his plea, chiding her sisters for their lack of charity ("Oh sisters deaf to pity's name for shame!").

There are still some Odonians in A-Io, who eventually contact Shevek with a note chiding him for betraying his beliefs by working at the university and accepting the government's hospitality.