Significados de official reprimand en inglés

It's about you being suspended from duty while you are under official reprimand.

Boyle showed him an official reprimand that had been placed in Julia's file.

Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson will reportedly receive an official reprimand from the AFL on Tuesday.

Indiscretion usually guaranteed an official reprimand from one's superior.

He's received an official reprimand, Lapan confirmed -but officers have the right to appeal reprimands.

The official reprimand comes out of your record.

There was no dismissal, rustication, or official reprimand of Eugene Field by the ever-honored President Hopkins.

CENSURE Censure is an official reprimand that could be used to highlight conduct that lawmakers deem inappropriate.

The Treasury has been hit with an official reprimand for accepting hundreds of freebies, mostly from banks.

Both have deserved an official reprimand, and both, I sincerely trust, will be sure to get it.

In addition to an official reprimand and censure, Kensinger was referred to a special review board for possible demotion.

And from that day forth, poor Akakiy Akakievitch, who could not bear up under an official reprimand, recurred to his mind almost every day.

And from that day forth, poor Akaky Akakiyevich, who could not bear up under an official reprimand, recurred to his mind almost every day.

He had withstood an eternal rain of black marks and official reprimands, and survived it.

When my teammates and I tried to take our scarves off, a Team USA official reprimanded us.

No doubt, the block leader had gotten official reprimands from the state, followed by orders to clean the yard.