reprimand

Lee said the company's need to deal with that reprimand delayed his intended departure by almost a month.

He felt more like laughing at the child's escapade than scolding him, but, solemn as an owl, he got through the necessary reprimand.

The sanctions should, however, (at least in thebeginning) be a reprimand or a fine.

Finding one of her students making faces at others on the playground, Ms Smith stopped to gently reprimand the child.

In 'Moonstruck, ' Cher's character confronts her boyfriend with a slap and a sharp reprimand: 'Snap out of it! '

She was thinking that she must reprimand her home help the next morning for such a monstrous piece of negligence.

Unprofessional behavior could force your managers to reprimand you, or in the worst case, ask you to leave.

Godric No, my Lady. I can no longer obey you, and I doubt that Nicolai would reprimand me.

The reprimand had not been recorded in the official files.

Each of the seven were given a punitive letter of reprimand and docked part of their pay for the next two months.

That mentor might have avoided reprimand or criminal charges, proving they are above the law.

In other days she would have been forced at least to reprimand him severely.

She was reprimand for putting under pressure on her clients.

He gave the child a con to reprimand him.

This was considered a severe reprimand, for the Messenger of Allah (PBUH), who rarely criticized the behaviour of those who served him.

Let me off the hook with a mild reprimand .

As a manager one of my responsibilities is to reprimand employees who are not working hard.

After the severest reprimand, he did not tremble.

a gentle reprimand; a vein of gentle irony; poked gentle fun at him.

At home when the kids are being naughty, do show your irritation and reprimand them without beating or shouting at them out of frustration.

The school principal had to reprimand the child for talking back to her teacher.

But after major parent discovers the child masturbates , those who adopt often is reprimand.

But an angry EU response and a summons to the Cannes G20 summit for a reprimand led Mr Papandreou to back down.

and I will reprimand any officer who shows the least mercy to a criminal.

The hard-nosed attitude of Ms. Ma, the BMW woman, earned her a gentle reprimand recently from the film director Zhang Yimou.

I was obliged to reprimand him for the sake of discipline.

"A committee at [the university] asked its president to reprimand a scientist who tested gene-altered bacteria on trees" (New York Times).

He had to answer; he could not ignore the question or brush it away with a reprimand or a dismissive counterquestion.

He might even reprimand us, saying, Nonsense !

The tribunals have held that misconduct which is not gross should be punished by a reprimand rather than dismissal.

Provide for powers for the HKMA to issue a public reprimand to exempt AIs which have committed misconduct in regulated activities.

He let me off with a reprimand.

The least that can happen is that you'll be hauled up before the company commander and given a severe reprimand.

An incensed Ms Aubry replied, unusually, with a public letter of reprimand.

No criminal charges were brought against any officer, although some did receive an "administrative reprimand" .

In addition, this section also discusses the preemptive exercise of In addition to reprimand during the exercise of the manner and effect.

scold, upbraid, berate, revile, vituperate, rail These verbs mean to reprimand or criticize angrily or vehemently .

She knew that everything was going to be spoiled now, that he was going to reprimand her.

"Michael has voluntarily accepted this reprimand and has committed to earn back our trust, " the statement continued.

A teacher who never had a bright idea in his life will probably reprimand a student who has one instead of encouraging him.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting served the channel a reprimand for airing the conversation.

When just one quiet look had had us behaving better than a harsh reprimand or scolding.

She smiled and gave me the reprimand I deserved. "It's not a normal day, " she said.

I once had a manager who would reprimand his subordinates in public.

The shamer may cut you off, put you down, reprimand you, or make fun of your or your ideas in front of others.

No current provision for a public reprimand.

You'll then have to reprimand him so that he breaks his bad habits and becomes the best dog possible!

The student received a severe reprimand for cheatIng In the termInal examInation.

The player who elbowed him gets something called a "yellow card" , a mild reprimand.

Young Peter has got his parents on toast; they can rebuke and reprimand him as much as they like, but he takes no notice of them.

He received a severe reprimand for his behaviour.

I don't like to give reprimands, but if an employee's work performance isn't good, I must reprimand her.

You had that reprimand coming for a very long time.

A reprimand to someone who incautiously left a terminal unlocked.

Will HKUPOP reprimand newspapers for inaccurate reporting?

If the tie was tied incorrectly a teacher had to reprimand.

The officer was told to remove the photos from the site and given a verbal reprimand.

To reprimand or criticize harshly and usually angrily.

To punish. oppose. or reprimand severely and often with force.

To criticize or reprove sharply; reprimand.

Howard Elbright said with a note of reprimand .

Ranges from verbal reprimand to pay cuts to firing.

"Some people get angry when we reprimand them, " Suarez said. Some drivers have shouted insults after a silent rebuke.

Li couldn't reprimand anyone, for no one would submit to criticism.

14 percent of employers have even telephoned a worker to reprimand them whilst they are away on annual leave.

I felt that his reprimand was reasonable. I could not die, so I came up here!

your reprimand made quite an impression, l'm sure.

They are neither virtuous nor sinful . . . No thought deserves a gold medal or a reprimand.

He may gently reprimand an official or even suggest to parliament that a law the altered.

I have more important things to do than reprimand petulant florists.

Blink of any reprimand or belittle the practice of love will harm low self-esteem each other, this is the most can not be ignored.

He may gently reprimand an official or even suggest to parliament that a law be altered.

I received a written reprimand.

Reprimand employees in front of the entire team.

IE people don't want to make CORRECT changes for fear of reprimand.

Battle No. 3: Companies don't have a dress code but they still reprimand employees for wearing certain attire.

How do you reprimand your children when they do something that's funny, yet still against the rules?

We know we are wrong, but we are unable to change. This is why the sages reprimand us.

This is a reminder not a reprimand.

We can't let his behaviour go without reprimand.

And ever since I'd lived in self-reprimand.

I am afraid that my parent will reprimand me when I show them my report card.

How are you going to reprimand a grizzly bear?

He could not bear to see a slave pouting under a reprimand, ho matter how well deserved, or hear a kitten mewing or a child crying;

chastening correction punishment reprimand discipline castigation chastisement

In the long term, the latter is preferable since it is better for motivation to offer encouragement rather than reprimand;

She was thinking that she must reprimand her home help

Reprimand Rebuke both refer to sharp, often angry criticism; of the two reprimand more frequently implies formal or official censure:

"Yes, indeed, Edmund, " added her ladyship, who had been thoroughly awakened by Mrs. Norris's sharp reprimand to Fanny;

There will be a stern reprimand for you, lad. You're grounded

On the Prosecution Possibility of Reprimand Behavior in State - run Public Universities

Accusation; charge; To criticize, reprimand

On Law Attribution of Reprimand Behavior to National University

Rationality and Exertion of Teachers'Reprimand Right

reprimand : to scold severely and officially,

reproach censure rail scold reprimand rebuke

tell off: to rebuke severely; reprimand

To punish or reprimand severely:

A severe reprimand or expression_r of anger:

Bet they don't reprimand their daughters

Thanks reprimand you the person, because he reminded your shortcoming;

To scold mildly so as to correct or improve; reprimand

A reprimand from the bench

I want a waiter to give us a reprimand