He had repeatedly chastised New Yorkers for their incorrigible jaywalking and careless bicycling.

The company had been repeatedly chastised for its stodginess.

It was before they learned that Corporal Pimienta had lied to investigators and that he had been repeatedly chastised for mishandling weapons.

(Mr. Wolfowitz later apologized, but only after he had been repeatedly chastised for slurring the some 30 reporters who had been killed covering his war.)

Mr. Schwegman said he had been threatened with boycotts, and had been repeatedly chastised on affiliate message boards on the World Wide Web for not banishing music services from his affiliate program.

"This has really got to stop," said Assembly Speaker Mel Miller, a Democrat, who has repeatedly chastised both men for not being able to settle their differences.

"Because of its tough stance against loaning billions to Iraq, the Export-Import Bank was repeatedly chastised by the staff of the State and Commerce Departments."

The Department of Labor routinely opposed strong measures or failed to act when the crowd of the union boss, Anthony Boyle, sought to evade the rules, and the department was repeatedly chastised by Bryant.

In recent weeks, Mr. Bloomberg has repeatedly chastised the foundation's fund-raising efforts, which he contends should have started sooner and been its central focus all along.

Despite the renewed spotlight on Mr. DeLay, who was repeatedly chastised by the ethics committee last year, leading Congressional Republicans said on Monday that they expected him to survive.