reprimand znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady reprimand

• For reprimands, a lightly admonishing tone was used, appropriate to the meaning of the reprimand.

• In 1640 the council reprimanded serving-girls who had been wearing items reserved for the children of distinguished parents, such as pearls and decorated shoes.

• These sessions should be modified to allow for supportive conversation and to exclude ridicule, chastisement, accusations, and reprimands.

• But judicial punishment is not just a particular instance of censuring alongside professional discipline, verbal reprimands, and social snubbing.

• The pregnant woman herself was to be reprimanded for the first offence and fined up to 300 roubles for a second offence.

• Doing harm to patients through carelessness can lead to at least a reprimand and perhaps being sued for negligence.

• Were we to object to this, risking embarrassment for our attending physicians and possible reprimand for ourselves?

• By contrast, the other accused, who maintained a plea of not guilty, received a censure amounting to a severe reprimand.