Significados de reprimand by en inglés

Let me, however, risk another reprimand by bringing the meteorological medley up to date.

It said the reprimand by police should be withdrawn.

They recommended that the punishment of Mr. Rousseau should be a public reprimand by the Speaker.

Her voice rose indignantly, and she enforced her reprimand by a light stroke on Perry's sleeve.

The secretive state had just been delivered a reprimand by the world community in the form of crushing sanctions.

British leader-writers saw in Ireland's reprimand by EU finance ministers a cautionary tale for Europhiles and "ammunition" for Eurosceptics.

Why was she even now flying in the face of authority and risking a serious reprimand by letting him ride in her car?

Leeds have been fined £200,000 and given a severe reprimand by the English Football League after their investigation into spying.

And do therefore sentence him to be reprimanded by the Senior Officer.

She was full of aggression and was often reprimanded by her superiors.

Singh, while formally reprimanded by Dresden, kept her status on her team.

Have you ever been reprimanded by a flight attendant for your behavior?

Judith Collins says sorry after being reprimanded by the Prime Minister.

It was unclear whether McGuire was reprimanded by the Blue Jays or MLB.

The Snapchat pics gained national attention and the boy was reprimanded by his school.

Trump tried to object, but was reprimanded by Wallace for speaking out of turn.