reprimand

They can reprimand me if I go on my own.

He called the men into his office and reprimanded them as a result.

He now lost all interest in business, for which his father reprimanded him.

He was reprimanded and told not to do it again.

Only then will we have the moral right to reprimand others.

More than that, he was also reprimanding his chief of police.

She will be reprimanded and lose 15 days of her pay.

I can drive any car and not be reprimanded for it.

Only one still works for the agency, and he has been reprimanded, the Director said.

I went away feeling like a child that had been reprimanded by its teacher.

At this rate, I thought, he might not even live long enough to be reprimanded.

The commission has the power to fine or reprimand her.

"No better than the child," his father often reprimanded her.

Being reprimanded by you is a price they are willing to pay.

I never found him reprimanding anybody, including the children of our family.

I do not want my son to be reprimanded publicly.

He asked the judge not to bring the matter to a court of law, simply to reprimand the girls and have done with it.

But Levin did not have the heart to reprimand him.

Why had she reprimanded her aunt in front of him?

Not necessarily, he reprimanded himself, but what if that is true?

A court reprimanded him, and he was suspended from office for several months.

John would probably have been reprimanded for playing with something in lesson time.

He was reprimanded often, and nearly expelled more than once.

He was reprimanded by a general court martial in 1783.

He was never sent off or even reprimanded during match.

The King asked for a reprimand only, but no action was ever taken.

He said a reprimand did not have to be on a teacher's record.

I asked him if a reprimand in a matter like that would go on my record.

He used the fear of public reprimand to keep team members in line.

In most of those, the lawyer was given a reprimand.

He received a reprimand from the state Bar in early 2001.

"This reprimand makes it difficult for me to hear you."

Then a reprimand that I shape up my act, or get out of the department.

I never had a reprimand or any discipline on my record.

And, of course, there was no need for a direct reprimand.

Many others were allowed to remain in the military without reprimand.

Once a person has received one reprimand he cannot receive a second.

Once she might have hit me, or come up with a devastating reprimand.

To my knowledge, not a single reprimand was handed down.

At best, you'll get off with a reprimand, maybe another transfer.

His reprimand was loud enough for the whole staff to hear it.

When he replied there was a note of reprimand in his voice.

By the way, that was precisely three more reprimands than in 1996.

And we got that reprimand with the next night's radio messages.

I could follow standard practice and send him a reprimand.

"But she gave me a gentle reprimand about it once."

They let him off with a formal reprimand and a few hundred hours of community service.

He had already apologized to Washington after a reprimand from the conference.

"I'm starting to get used to hearing about your reprimands."

If we don't, the reprimand certainly will not matter to me.