Sentence examples for strongly reprimanded from inspiring English sources

The Conservative leader also made it clear that he had strongly reprimanded the shadow leader of the Commons over the comments, which Duncan made when he did not know he was being filmed.

The judges strongly reprimanded the prosecution on Wednesday, saying it had been negligent and had delegated investigations to unreliable paid go-betweens who had encouraged witnesses to give false testimony.

"When I began to work here, in '85, the boldest editors had great difficulty taping Madonna for the program," Mr. Shevelyov said, "and they were strongly reprimanded by their bosses if they broadcast more than two or three songs in a program".

And although he's been strongly reprimanded, Tunstall has not been charged with perjury.

Governor Andrew strongly reprimanded the colonel of the regiment, who gave the letter to Stone.

Often these systems look something like parents who strongly reprimand their child's past "wrong" for the purpose of preventing a future one.

The sanction was in these words: "the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, on behalf of and in the name of the United States Senate, does hereby strongly and severely reprimand Sen. Alan Cranston".

Reynolds was arrested and in due course received a strongly worded reprimand from Lord Hill, who although privately believing that his misgivings about Brudenell had been well founded, felt that in the interests of good order and discipline a public demonstration of support was necessary.

He was less successful in avoiding offence with another photograph, this time of the Prince in his bath during the voyage; after it was published, George V strongly objected to it as inappropriate, and Brooks was reprimanded.

They have the power to reprimand patients strongly for transgressions, treat patients unkindly, and make the clinic visit more stressful and difficult than it needs to be in many other ways.

Three Army officers were reprimanded.