Sentence examples for which reprimanded from inspiring English sources

Hayatou said on Thursday he had "no idea" why he had been sanctioned by the IOC, which reprimanded him at the same time as the former International Association of Athletics Federations president Lamine Diack.

The driver that harassed me, for example, could have been charged under section 509 of the Indian Penal Code, which reprimands people who "insult the modesty of a woman" through "word, gesture or act," said Rajiv K. Luthra, founder and managing partner of the Delhi law firm Luthra & Luthra, in an e-mail.

Mr. Pelley was equally strict with the audience, which he reprimanded for applauding and cheering too much.

Last year, the Texas Board of Examiners of Psychologists agreed to a settlement with Dr. Denkowski in which it reprimanded him, but he did not admit guilt.

Last Wednesday, Pope Francis surprised Catholics and non-Catholics alike with the publication of a lengthy interview in which he reprimanded the church for emphasizing dogma and moral doctrines over ministering to its people, including "those who have quit or are indifferent".

On a recent evening, a manager bringing out a doggie bag recalled a "Curb Your Enthusiasm" episode in which Larry reprimands his date for stealing the last of an order of dumplings (which came, incidentally, from NoHo's Chinatown Brasserie, where RedFarm's Joe Ng is also the executive chef).

It describes a moment in which she reprimands her four-year-old daughter by instinctively squeezing her arm.

The England scrum-half actually called for the pass from his opponent there, for which Wayne Barnes reprimands him.