Sentence examples for reprimand on from inspiring English sources

After making a minor accommodation for students protesting one of Ms. Raab's initiatives, one faculty member said, her dean called her in for a formal reprimand on what she was told were the president's orders.

Instead, it applauded the decision of a staff disciplinary panel this month to place a formal reprimand on his file.

But the system will not override the driver, and it will issue a reprimand on the dashboard should the wheel be released for more than 10 seconds.

After some undisclosed discussions between Russia and Ukraine — and a European Union reprimand on Aug. 20 — Moscow terminated the customs checks.

Richard Berthold, a professor at the University of New Mexico who made a joke about blowing up the Pentagon to a class of freshmen, received a reprimand on Dec. 10; he will not be allowed to teach freshmen "in the immediate future" and will undergo an "in-depth post-tenure review".

WASHINGTON -- Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Mike Lee (R-Utah) are risking a government shutdown because they want their followers to see them on TV, a fellow Republican charged in a remarkable reprimand on the Senate floor Thursday.

Four others were court martialed, two were cleared of all charges, one received a letter of reprimand, and one was reduced on the promotion list.

But Liu suggested the president would not respond well if reprimanded on human rights during his visit.

He spent numerous terms in prison dating to 1980, and was reprimanded on several occasions for possessing contraband, for theft and for assault.

If a tribunal finds against a firm, the FRC can impose unlimited fines and reprimands on the firm and its employees and can strike off accountants.

Valeria Richter told the Telegraph she had been reprimanded on the red carpet for her footwear, despite missing her big toe and part of her foot.