But perhaps more important: Sadr took his followers to task for not obeying orders.
This is a topic on which I have taken him to task in the past.
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Given any opportunity to get something done, he moves very quickly from task to task.
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Carter takes the Supreme Court to task for its less-than-convincing reasoning behind the Roe v.
Even Keith Boykin, whom I have known for some time, took me to task.
It was the second day in a row that she took Milosevic to task.
Mr Kann is being taken to task by his own managers as well as his shareholders.
David Brooks recently took Romney to task for the repeated reinvention of his life.
Obama also missed a crucial opportunity to take Romney to task over his 47% comment.
Hardware is not the only playing field in which Apple has taken other companies to task.
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Nor does he hesitate to take conservatists to task when they descend to pessimism about our country.
Analysts took them to task for not expanding the discount brokerage into red-hot retail markets like mortgages and boat loans.
Once this rescue money is paid, euro-zone governments will have fewer means of taking Greece to task.
If the emerging or minority managers and manager-of-managers are playing games, they too will be taken to task.
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Even her capacity for empathy is taken to task as a mere projection of herself on to others.
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Despite this, many of the comments on Mr Muglia's blogpost took the software giant to task for the change.
Not at all. (Readers, you took me to task for that previous post.) But will people get the message?
You might follow two different paths to choose among these hacking projects: fit to task or fit to person.
The government spending watchdog Citizens Against Government Waste routinely took Stevens to task for his expertise with the earmark.
When Jerry decided to take a company like GM to task, his critique could be fierce and to the point.
And he has assigned committee Democrats and Republicans to task forces that will review specific areas of the code.
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The sultan did not have to take his favorite brother to task in order to defuse any grave threat of unrest.
The Fresno Bee took Condit to task for allegedly having his congressional staff lie for him about his relationship with Levy.
For instance, earlier this year Chinese environmental campaigners took Apple to task for using suppliers they claimed were guilty of polluting.
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Staff will not welcome him if he is seen to hold them to task for following orders from the Bush administration.
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Prosecutors took the defense to task for publicly offering it, saying they weren't given enough information to even consider such a deal.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell taking fashion magazines like Vogue to task, saying they're making it harder for black models to make the cover.
He wouldn't hesitate to joust with reporters or take them to task if he thought they were simply posturing for the camera.
At the meeting of foreign ministers on Wednesday, Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni called her Arab counterparts to task for their discriminatory treatment.
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