Such raids have become so multiple in Paris that "Le Monde" on Tuesday printed a sharp reprimand titled in irony "Grandes Manoeuvre".
Today the Justice Department and 18 states, replying in a brief it filed with the High Court, said that Judge Jackson's removal from future proceedings and his sharp reprimand by the appeals court was a sufficient remedy.
1938 N.B.C. Rebuked for Skit WASHINGTON — A sharp reprimand to the National Broadcasting Company for presenting a skit called "Adam and Eve," in which Mae West played the part of Eve, was delivered today [Jan . 15 in a letter from Frank R. McNinch, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
We just don't do this". Indeed, Fedele drew a sharp reprimand from Ron Nehring, California Republican Party chairman.
The group's second album "The Writing's on the Wall," has had sales of more than seven million since its release in 1999, mostly on the strength of the sharp musical arrangements and stern reprimands of the hits "Say My Name" and "Bills, Bills, Bills".
When the men arrived to install the boiler she was distraught and called in her neighbour who rang British Gas and reprimanded them for sharp practice and they waived the agreement.
George Sharp, a young sailor, was, in 1904, reprimanded for threatening his stepfather with murder: "Sharp had in his possession a 'penny dreadful' and also a clasp-knife," said the Dundee Evening Post.
In a reprimand to a country proud of its high growth rates, the European Commission recommended that all members' finance ministers formally rebuke the Irish government over the sharp tax cuts in its 2001 budget when they meet next month.
The others received reprimands.
His reprimands were equally restrained.
