Sentence examples for open reprimand from inspiring English sources

Critics of Mr. Berlusconi and his government said the open reprimand of Italy at the summit meeting on Sunday was a sign the leadership was failing when the country was especially vulnerable to market speculators.

The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reported, "Big 12 policy prohibits coaches from commenting publicly about game officials, so Leach's actions leave him open to reprimand, fine or worse".

Kraft was heavily reprimanded after promising to keep open one of Cadbury's factories in the south-west of England, only to close it seven days after the transaction was completed.

"We captured 17kg, our biggest, but instead of being thanked we were reprimanded for opening fire on the Iranians".

"Earlier if men and women would hold hands, they would get caught by parents and reprimanded, but now everything is so open.

"Earlier if men and women would hold hands, they would get caught by parents and reprimanded but now everything is so open.

Non-punitive approach: A non-punitive and confidential review will facilitate the open sharing of information and transparency without fear of reprimand, sanction, personal disparagement or financial risk.

Asked what potential sanctions are open to the RFU's disciplinary committees, Blackett responded: "From a reprimand to expulsion from the union".

A sign on the wall noted that "loud and angry words generally indicate a weak argument," but the white noise of the city, through open windows, risked drowning out any form of speech gentler than a reprimand.

"Why was your overtime up so much in February?" When a warden reported that a guard had left her shield in an open area and an inmate had stolen it, he was promptly reprimanded.

At one point they were reprimanded by Justice Charles H. Solomon of State Supreme Court for discussing the case in open court.