By the late 1880s many critics had begun to reprimand Chekhov, now that he was sufficiently well known to attract their attention, for holding no firm political and social views and for failing to endow his works with a sense of direction.
"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.
Kourtney Boyd, for example, failed to record properly 2005 English Regents exam scores of numerous students when she was an assistant principal at Cobble Hill High School; she received a letter of reprimand, and is now principal of a Brooklyn middle school.
Dobey was tough but fair with his two inferiors, who were invariably summoned to his office for a reprimand and told: "Now get outta my office before I change my mind!" Hamilton had been in films and TV for 25 years before Starsky & Hutch made the 47-year-old actor a household name.
Tokyo Electric said late Monday that it had taken the reprimand seriously and would now review certain data with outside experts before releasing it to the public, even if that meant delaying the dissemination of some information.
Legal experts say that more jurors are now being reprimanded or dismissed by judges for ignoring evidence or not following rules.
The letter of administrative reprimand that Colonel Jordan will now receive is a document used by military commanders to correct conduct that fails to comply with established standards.
Microsoft's line is that Barnes & Noble, unlike game HTC, Amazon, and others, has failed to license these methods (yet uses them anyway, bold as brass), and now faces stern reprimand.
But journalists now respond to reprimands from the Press Scrutiny Board by publishing anyway.
