Sentence examples for face reprimand from inspiring English sources
As does the troubling realisation that a doctor can face reprimand for inadvertent error but an alternative practitioner can get away with intentional harm.
Military personnel, in particular members of the officer corps, heard that they face reprimand or worse if they go outside the official Pentagon review of "don't ask, don't tell" to publicly advocate maintaining the policy.
And until the General Assembly gives them more authority, they're quarantined by what they've got". This week, after Cuccinelli's opinion drew national attention, Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R) issued a non-legally binding executive directive to the state workforce, warning that anyone who discriminates on any grounds, including sexual orientation, could face reprimand or termination.
More likely, Ramsey said, the prospective employee will minimize the transportation burden, but face reprimand or worse if the problem leads to excessive tardiness.
Now, back in my New York office months later, my feet have softened, my nails pretty once again, my soles pink as I am compelled to wear shoes like everyone else or face reprimand from HR.
Mr. Gates said that several officers may face reprimands.
And even when the employees try to remove diseased birds, they face reprimands, the inspectors said.
The Associated Press and The Los Angeles Times, which first reported the findings early Friday, said that as many as eight midranking officers could face reprimands.
The company's cyclists face reprimands for minor violations and can be fired for not wearing a helmet — required by law for working cyclists — or for riding on the sidewalk.
"Nobody really wants to go into Lebanon," said a 28-year-old reserve paratrooper who provided only his first name, Yonaton, out of concern that he would face reprimands for criticizing the military.
The department of foreign affairs said a senior Irish official had issued a face-to-face reprimand to Russia's ambassador to Ireland, Vladimir Rakhmanin.
