Sentence examples for states reprimanded from inspiring English sources

When states reprimanded him, he insisted that they were seizing on one innocent mistake and ignoring the larger picture.

U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, however, was not prepared to enforce emancipation on the southern states, and reprimanded Hunter for his actions.

The state agency reprimanded Drs. Richard A. Balderston, Thomas J. Errico and Jeffrey A. Goldstein for failing to tell their respective research institutions about their financial ties in ProDisc, the artificial disk, while they participated in research on the devices.

In July, the supreme court once again expressed concern over the growing number of attacks and reprimanded states for their lax response.

If you haven't been following this riveting story, a Texas state trooper was reprimanded in April for appearing next to Snoop Dogg in a photo taken at SXSW festival.

The state commission privately reprimanded Connolly in 2010 for using profanity in his chambers during discussions with attorneys.

Joseph Santiago, the former state police superintendent, has been reprimanded by the state attorney general for ordering subordinates to give him investigative files on himself and his top staff members.

State-security officers frequently reprimanded editors, or summarily banned unwanted voices from the airwaves.

(He was reprimanded for stating that he had witnessed the incident when in fact he had learned of it from others).

The N.C.A.A. yesterday reprimanded Iowa State Coach Larry Eustachy for his outburst at the end of the Cyclones' Midwest Regional final loss to Michigan State in March.

The Big Ten Conference fined Illinois and Ohio State $10,000 each and reprimanded their head coaches for a shoving match involving players after last Saturday's game.