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She got through her lessons as well as she could, and managed to escape reprimands by being a model of deportment.

While plenty of managers are capable of angry reprimands, Ferguson has a knack of knowing who needs one and when.

And she's made great use of her political skills, praising subordinates in public and keeping reprimands private.

The forest family member reprimands the police again and again, the request "pays with a life by the life" .

Investigate to get the facts before using reprimands or punishment , and avoid jumping to conclusions or making hasty accusations.

Administer warnings and reprimands in private , and avoid making rash threats.

In the other school, children were disciplined for similar offenses with the use of time-outs and verbal reprimands.

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

"It would send a very clear message if there were public reprimands or naming and shaming, " said a Hong Kong dealmaker.

i felt that not a day passed without his reprimands

Feels grateful reprimands you the person, because we have encouraged your wisdom;

The gratitude reprimands you the person, because he has encouraged your wisdom;