WASHINGTON — The House Ethics Committee reprimanded outgoing Nevada Rep.
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She once publicly reprimanded a police officer for uncouth remarks.
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Shoulders slumped, Jake looks like a little child getting reprimanded.
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The employee responsible has been reprimanded by the Fresno Grizzlies.
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Several times, Pegah says, she's been reprimanded for her clothing.
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly also "reprimanded" Cobb.
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Some people suggested any other parent would have been reprimanded.
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At the time, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland reprimanded Trump.
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Jerry Moran reprimanded Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer in a Feb.
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He banned cursing and reprimanded coaches who broke the rule.
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That professor would be ostracized, boycotted, reprimanded, disciplined or fired.
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Colonel Steele was formally reprimanded but did not face charges.
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The House has reprimanded various officials but never a president.
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I don't remember if anyone was reprimanded for what happened.
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He was terrible and I feel he like should be reprimanded.
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But North Korean officials have strongly reprimanded me for my reporting.
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Dr. Li, an ophthalmologist, went back to work after being reprimanded.
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She's reprimanded me in the past, and it hasn't been fun.
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But her lack of interest showed, and the coach reprimanded her.
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And the last member to be formally reprimanded was then-Rep.
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However, some senators say the crown prince himself must be reprimanded.
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As we left, I was reprimanded for not eating enough slices.
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A newbie comparing curling to "shuffleboard on ice" is publicly reprimanded.
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No one was ever charged or reprimanded for any of this.
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The Olympic committee reprimanded him but reinstated his membership in 2010.
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Of course I have an incurable, degenerative disease, I reprimanded myself.
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Baldwin cut Kaiser short and reprimanded him for using the word.
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He gets reprimanded for forgetting a cover sheet on a report.
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Weinstein was reprimanded to jail until his sentencing on March 11.
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Seldom are judges reprimanded, suspended or subject to other disciplinary action.
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If the production quota is not completed, workers will be reprimanded.
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"She had gotten reprimanded herself from our H.R. department," Elizabeth said.
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It's not okay to sit there and get reprimanded on the air.
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Detective Howard reprimanded her for accusing adults of influencing her son's behavior.
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Conversely, though, women are also quicker to be reprimanded for perceived sternness.
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" Lauer then allegedly "reprimanded her for not engaging in a sexual act.
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He always got reprimanded by guards for holding my hands too long.
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I'm not going to sit there and get reprimanded on the air!
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For this one, the conference "reprimanded" him, whatever the hell that means.
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For example, Verizon was recently reprimanded for using "supercookies" without customer consent.
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After an investigation into the allegation, the board reprimanded Konopka in May.
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As a punishment, he was reprimanded and docked half a day's pay.
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It is not known if anyone responsible for the report was reprimanded.
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But after a manager reprimanded her over her conduct, she saw red.
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I gave a statement the next day, and the officer was reprimanded.
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And officials have been reprimanded for injecting their opinions into legal conclusions.
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She spoke to H.R., and he was reprimanded and left her alone.
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" He also reprimanded President Trump for "giving his daughter to a Jew.
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People who tried to sneak snacks in the stacks would be reprimanded.
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To my knowledge, no C.I.A. employee has ever been prosecuted or even reprimanded.
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She just reprimanded me, and she knew exactly what she was doing. Goodbye!
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"Oh, no hugs because you are an intern today," Strong, 32, reprimanded Geist.
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A Muslim mother was reprimanded by an official for wearing a head scarf.
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The council ordered that Adams be reprimanded and undergo the mental health screening.
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Unfortunately, many of them were reprimanded after putting their lives on the line.
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"I just got reprimanded last week for not Instagramming enough," she told Cosmopolitan.
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Berman reprimanded Rahimi for talking out of turn, but said he would investigate.
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Ellis reprimanded Team Mueller and saying they can&apost prove conspiracy without him.
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After Simba gets reprimanded by his father, the two frolic in the field.
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Kendagor was reprimanded for "evading, refusing or failing to submit to sample collection".
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In turn, survivors feared being reprimanded for coming forward, according to the report.
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He was reprimanded for improper training before the company was sent to Niger.
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The report reprimanded both Daly-Sims and McKenna, who retired in December 2019.
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If they did, and it became known, they'd be rightly reprimanded or demoted!
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When Oda reprimanded Richardson for her actions, she looked down at her hands.
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They reprimanded her for spending too much time on the boy, she said.
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Both programs on Wednesday were reprimanded for violations of Big 12 sportsmanship policies.
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When the live stream service was reprimanded previously, it was a great blow.
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Another ruling party official in the propaganda department was also reprimanded, Jeong said.
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The IADP ruled that she will be "reprimanded with no period of ineligibility".
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The aide was reprimanded for his mistakes but held on to his job.
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When the assistant was caught, the judge reprimanded her — but Sessions did not.
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McCready was removed from the team and six others were reprimanded, the report said.
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Breaking any appearance rules might get you reprimanded on the street by a monitor.
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It's true that the Ethics Committee did not punish him and just reprimanded him.
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He was reprimanded by the speaker of the house and barred from the debate.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference publicly reprimanded Allen, but the league did not suspend him.
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Barclays said it has formally reprimanded Staley and will "very significantly" cut his bonus.
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This is not the first time Green has been accused or reprimanded for wrongdoing.
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Example: If you lose your temper in a professional meeting, you might be reprimanded.
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Nor should boys be criticized for crying while girls are reprimanded for speaking out.
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Hawkins was also reprimanded for ethical complaints over client billing and placed on probation.
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Would a woman be reprimanded for speaking her mind, even if it's not offensive?
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President Trump reprimanded the aide responsible for organizing his August rally in Phoenix, Ariz.
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FINMA last year reprimanded Credit Suisse over its dealings with Malaysian state fund 1MDB.
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No one would be reprimanded, she added, but the employee would receive additional training.
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Then came Kyiv Pride, which didn't result in Yovanovitch being reprimanded, let alone removed.
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Agents and prosecutors have been reprimanded for injecting their legal conclusions with personal opinions.
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" Ms. Fant said she was told that the other deputies had been "heavily reprimanded.
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"They haven't reprimanded us, but we feel uncomfortable not respecting the agreements," he said.
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She was reprimanded by the state board of physicians and ordered to pay $1,000.
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"I'm not going to sit there and get reprimanded on the air," she says.
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In another episode, Mr. Cleese's character reprimanded Manuel, who was holding three breakfast trays.
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Seven police officers were reassigned and four formally reprimanded for failing to do so.
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When a manager reprimanded a cook for calling me mamí, I brushed it off.
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Years later I learned that the team leaders had reprimanded him for his behavior.
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Prior to Monday's court order, Tennessee banned sterilization deals and Benningfield was formally reprimanded.
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But there's mutual dislike, and Beijing has recently reprimanded Pyongyang for its nuclear tests.
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The president reprimanded the PM about trade, Iran and even Brexit, sources told the Post.
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The doll has been retired with immediate effect and our team member has been reprimanded.
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A male flight attendant then approached and reprimanded her for getting out of her seat.
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Apollo verbally reprimanded the partner after he admitted to charging personal expenses and reimbursed Apollo.
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Many women are sharing their stories anonymously or via apps for fear of being reprimanded.
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Patten was reprimanded for "conduct unbecoming an employee" and violating the department's uniform code Monday.
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Kylie Jenner was harshly reprimanded for going to Coachella and being away from Stormi Webster.
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Since they defied General Motors convention, you might imagine the two were punished or reprimanded.
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Google's HR department reprimanded her for reporting the incidents instead of helping her, she said.
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A South Florida official was formally reprimanded by her colleagues Wednesday for calling U.S. Rep.
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Traoré and Hyjazi looked at the students Diallo had just reprimanded and burst out laughing.
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He was publicly reprimanded for micro-managing and a lack of leadership by the press.
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Kleindienst was forced to resign as attorney general and was reprimanded by the Arizona bar.
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Instead of helping her, Google's HR department reprimanded her for reporting the incidents, she said.
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Many female reporters, for instance, have been reprimanded by chamber guards for wearing sleeveless dresses.
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Batali was reprimanded for inappropriate behavior in the workplace as recently as two months ago.
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Flydubai is investigating the incident, the spokeswoman said, adding that the pilot would be reprimanded.
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A pain-management specialist from Rhode Island who was also a SPEIK speaker was reprimanded!
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I was surprised when he gently reprimanded me for feeling bad about flying on airplanes.
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When Tambu tries to suggest names for an ecotourism project she's involved with, she's reprimanded.
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I assumed that the driver was taking advantage of an older woman and reprimanded him.
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Jeff Kruse (R) was reprimanded after a Democratic colleague accused him of inappropriately touching her.
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Later they wondered if the guard would have similarly reprimanded a group of Western tourists.
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" At George Washington University, students were reprimanded for a talent show trivia sketch called "JAPoordy.
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State media said Kim Jong Un has harshly reprimanded local officials over a delayed construction project.
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The Kremlin declined to say whether officials involved in organising the Sochi Games would be reprimanded.
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In both cases, sources said the retired general was informally reprimanded but never charged with wrongdoing.
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We immediately addressed the issue and reprimanded the supervisor who subsequently apologized to the entire team.
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After being reprimanded for using a 'sarcastic tone' in an email, Lara Frank* confronted her supervisor.
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Loveless, Gilbeau and a third admiral were all reprimanded by the Navy and retired in 2016.
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Kosovo's interior minister, Skender Hyseni, said he had recently reprimanded some of the senior religious officials.
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Not long after, he said, he was reprimanded for his job performance for the first time.
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Xinhua said last week that 130 people had already been reprimanded as part of the investigations.
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Eight Marines were ultimately reprimanded; three pleaded guilty in a special court-martial and were demoted.
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My abuser got away with her crime free and clear, while I was reprimanded and shamed.
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When a woman on the team used a derogatory term casually in conversation, Abbey reprimanded her.
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Regardless, Clinton was publicly scolded, reprimanded and admonished by the FBI director in no uncertain terms.
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"He is going back to mommy and he will be reprimanded," Trump said of the protesters.
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We reprimanded them for bad hygiene, too much pot smoking, or carelessness at a village brothel.
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Days later, a senior officer who had largely escaped punishment was told he would be reprimanded.
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In 2012, he was reprimanded by the California medical board in connection with drunken-driving episodes.
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" Then he reprimanded me for trying to take a picture instead of observing with my "binos.
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Whether or not someone should be reprimanded or "told on" for cheating, like anything, really depends.
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The campaign had reprimanded Mr. Papadopoulos for not clearing his comments before speaking on its behalf.
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And Amazon employees who've urged the company to do more about climate change have been reprimanded.
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Another documents how a campaign worker was reprimanded for failure to invoice a cup of coffee.
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Two Chicago police officers will be reprimanded after kneeling with an activist in an Instagram photo.
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Allen was not called for a foul in that instance, but the conference later reprimanded him.
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I will maybe be remembered reprimanded for divulging that but a bright day of my life.
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For one, she reprimanded Manafort's attorney Kevin Downing repeatedly for acting or speaking out of turn.
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The White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, also reprimanded Mr. Cobb for his indiscretion.
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Banerjee also reprimanded the state government for being heavy-handed in its response to Kanojia's post.
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Teachers have been warned and reprimanded for discussing political topics or showing TV clips to classes.
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Earlier this month he was reprimanded by the EU health commissioner for smoking in a public area.
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Three said they were reprimanded for objecting to management decisions that put patients and staff at risk.
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Several associates reported being reprimanded or seeing colleagues let go for hitting 21.7-percent of their goal.
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One of the deans from the university testified that she had been recently reprimanded for stalking someone.
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They spend the first half of the film being ridiculed and reprimanded by their ignorant, asshole superiors.
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He said that the prison guard had been reprimanded and that half his paycheck had been docked.
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In 2015, the MAS "reprimanded" SGX for lapses related to market outages in October and November 2014.
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Now, according to reports, the judge reprimanded prosecutor in court and then accused him of tearing up.
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It's also unclear if or how the staff might be disciplined or reprimanded for their alleged involvement.
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Crawford released a statement on Instagram detailing two incidents in which he was reprimanded by the studio.
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The experience of being reprimanded by an early employee and senior vice president was intimidating, he said.
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Contestant Matt Iseman said Schwarzenegger reprimanded fellow competitor Jon Lovitz for calling him by his first name.
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It was reported that Parker was reprimanded for sharing comments of a team meeting with the media.
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The provincial government officially reprimanded Handan deputy mayor Gao Heping for failing to perform his duties properly.
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By then, his faith had already been shaken, after the authorities reprimanded him for suggesting agricultural reforms.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly also reprimanded Cobb over the incident, sources told the Times.
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A third man, a Beijing resident who forwarded the story to other chatrooms, was reprimanded by police.
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Confessors were rarely reprimanded, often let off lightly, and permitted to minimize the gravity of their offenses.
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But her employer accused her of overreacting and being "hysterical," and reprimanded her for taking time off.
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But President Theodore Roosevelt reprimanded the general and ordered him to retire, The New York Times reported.
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This move was most directly prompted by Cathy being reprimanded at school for fighting back against bullies.
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I was even reprimanded for looking too bookish and told to replace my glasses with contact lenses.
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But her employer accused her of overreacting and being "hysterical," and reprimanded her for taking time off.
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Health specialists have also reprimanded Trump for repeatedly downplaying what has now been deemed a global pandemic.
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As recently as 2010, the House has reprimanded one of its own -- then-New York Democratic Rep.
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The court shot his request down, and reprimanded him for raising her mental state in the case.
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"Even if teachers praised as much as they reprimanded, students' on-task behavior reached 60%," Caldarella said.
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The Office of Special Counsel reprimanded the Trump aide for violating the Hatch Act with the tweet.
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Lawmakers unhappy with ICE spending The Republican-led Congress has previously reprimanded ICE for its spending habits.
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I'm not saying she doesn't deserve to be reprimanded or fired, or that you shouldn't report her.
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The chief, David M. Rahinsky, publicly reprimanded the officers last week and called their actions on Dec.
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And China's Ministry of Environment has reprimanded, fined, or criminally charged officials in at least 232,221 factories.
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This is not the first time that an Indian airline has been reprimanded for offbeat in-flight entertainment.
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Three psychiatrists said they were reprimanded for objecting to management decisions that put patients and staff at risk.
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Three of these employees are no longer with the company, and the fourth has been reprimanded and reassigned.
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"I think you're in the clear," said my dad optimistically, and I immediately reprimanded him for jinxing us.
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In July, Curran reprimanded her for formally documenting a dangerous acid spill in one of her shift reports.
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I was not ashamed of getting them, and I was no longer afraid of being reprimanded for them.
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Myhre's wife provided police with an audio recording of one incident in which the children were physically reprimanded.
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"It is true that I have been reprimanded twice during this past season of Lethal Weapon," he wrote.
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"So I just want to tell you right now, ma'am, you're reprimanded," Trump said as his crowd laughed.
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"It is true that I have been reprimanded twice during this past season of Lethal Weapon," he wrote.
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There was little information being dispersed; authorities instead reprimanded members of the public for getting out of line.
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Bowerman pulled the kid inside, then called in the Marines, for which he was instantly and severely reprimanded.
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A 16-year-old girl said she was reprimanded for wearing leggings and a T-shirt to school.
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Politically motivated hiring is illegal, and past administrations have been reprimanded after investigations that found evidence of it.
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Menendez was reprimanded by a Senate ethics panel in April after federal prosecutors dropped corruption charges against him.
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Most immigration laws in European countries bypass international treaties, and countries are yet to be reprimanded for it.
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" The sale wasn't made, but he was "verbally reprimanded for not being persistent enough to close the deal.
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A bank spokeswoman declined to say whether any senior executives had been reprimanded or fired in the scandal.
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She has reprimanded them for focusing more on Mr. Howe's crimes than on the actual charges at hand.
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In 1953, when I set off to cycle around Francoist Spain, no one reprimanded me for condoning fascism.
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Chosun Ilbo said the sister may have been reprimanded by Mr. Kim or may be sick with pneumonia.
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Last year, a former Federal Reserve employee was also reprimanded for installing bitcoin software on his work computer.
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He was made a pariah by Australian media and reprimanded by the head of the Australian Olympic Committee.
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There was no tough love: If Traoré had to be reprimanded or criticized, it was always in private.
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The House also OK'd a resolution that publicly reprimanded and censured the four justices for their alleged conduct.
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On November 20143, 1990, she again reprimanded him in front of his colleagues; later that day, he resigned.
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" Carson told CNN on Friday that the teacher "was reprimanded and is required to have cultural proficiency training.
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Because it is also highly embarrassing for the country being reprimanded, it is also usually done very quietly.
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CSRC had previously reprimanded Dan Dong for fradulent IPO data, according to a company statement earlier in June.
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"Whoever leaked these needs to be found out and needs to be reprimanded," Lee said on Fox News.
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She believes the security guard should be reprimanded for getting so physical with the ladies and nothing more.
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Tellingly, I was twice reprimanded by museum staff for getting too close to the artifacts with my camera.
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Last month, in Cooper v Harris, the court reprimanded North Carolina for doing the same in two legislative districts.
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NPR asked for the resignation and reprimanded a number of top executives after firing Juan Williams back in 2010.
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Roughly a dozen employees have been reprimanded, say people familiar with the matter who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Another, more senior staffer, quietly reprimanded him, saying he should not speak to journalists after he had been drinking.
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The Mr. Gutsy team reprimanded a recruit by burning down his bed, and several budding soldiers died during training.
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After the employee declined to do anything, visibly shaken, he reprimanded her for not engaging in a sexual act.
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Kwan has been reprimanded twice in the past for apparent violations of the code of conduct, the ruling noted.
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Some protesters threw objects at the taxi, but they were quickly reprimanded with whistles and wagging fingers from others.
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Dutch and French privacy regulators have reprimanded Facebook for sharing user data with third parties without consent or notification.
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Subway delays caused 18% of commuters to be reprimanded and 13% lost wages; 2% were fired, the survey reported.
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One woman said Lauer exposed himself to her and reprimanded her for refusing to engage in a sexual act.
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The actor, who starred as Martin Riggs, addressed the incidents on Instagram, revealing he had been "reprimanded" for them.
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Juncker has reprimanded him in the past over attempts at humour that involved slights on gays and the Chinese.
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Barnes was reprimanded by the NBA, which imposed a two-game suspension on Barnes for attacking and threatening Fisher.
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During the hearing, US Representative Elijah Cummings reprimanded Shkreli for appearing to laugh during the Maryland Democrat's opening statement.
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Driver, wearing an orange jumpsuit, eats in the cafeteria, interacts with his coworkers, and gets reprimanded by his boss.
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There, a middle-aged man reprimanded a group of protesters, accusing them of lacking patriotism for the Chinese motherland.
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Juncker has reprimanded him in the past over attempts at humor that involved slights on gays and the Chinese.
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Last week, Michel reprimanded Laurent for meeting the prime minister of Sri Lanka without clearing it with the government.
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"You could be walked out or, depending on the nature of the facts, you could be reprimanded," he said.
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Others recounted being pressured to limit their fuel consumption and fearful of being reprimanded if they complained of fatigue.
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She was reprimanded for calling out sick — to avoid her attackers, she said — and ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluations.
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He was reprimanded by Henry Rosovsky, a Harvard dean, and required to write the woman a letter of apology.
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John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff, sharply reprimanded Mr. Cobb for his indiscretion, the people said.
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López Obrador told a press conference on Thursday that the person responsible for leaking the images should be reprimanded.
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López Obrador told a press conference last Thursday that the person responsible for leaking the images should be reprimanded.
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The Chinese doctor who was reprimanded after warning in December about the then-unidentified virus died of it today.
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In six of the past 11 years, not a single judge was reprimanded, suspended or otherwise sanctioned for misconduct.
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He reprimanded house guests for not turning off the lights and quibbled over the excessive use of postage stamps.
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When one sympathetic social worker gives him an extra moment of time, she is sharply reprimanded by her superior.
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The network reprimanded Hill but didn't fire or suspend her, drawing accusations of a double standard from the conservatives.
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Learning your poetry and numbers, reprimanded by Mr. Ramirez for the many paper planes you'd glide across the classroom.
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The responsible officers have been reprimanded and RCMP leadership has reaffirmed the existing policy, which should have been followed.
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AfD leaders reprimanded Hoecke, who is the party head in the eastern state of Thuringia, for damaging the party's image.
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He and seven others were reprimanded by Wuhan police last month for spreading "illegal and false" information about the coronavirus.
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A number of Chinese professors have reprimanded the IEEE's decision, flagging the danger of letting politics meddle with academic collaboration.
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Off the field, he has not fared any better, being repeatedly reprimanded for a lack of work ethic and focus.
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Hours after the comments, White House press secretary Sean Spicer indicated in a terse statement that Conway had been reprimanded.
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Morgan says he told store owners about the incident, and when the guard was not reprimanded, left without purchasing anything.
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Despite capturing two prisoners without firing a shot, he was reprimanded and threatened with court-martial for abandoning his post.
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In response to the backlash, Cardi reprimanded her fans for their disrespectful comments during an Instagram Live video on Sunday.
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In 33, the Texas Medical Board publicly reprimanded Zamora-Quezada for conducting excessive tests without a legitimate basis, records show.
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Early in his career Mr Simons unintentionally almost cornered the market for Maine potatoes, only realising when regulators reprimanded him.
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We're reprimanded for our more outlandish behavior and so we hammer those edges down until we become a real person.
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Omar has been publicly reprimanded by Democratic leaders, who planned a floor vote on a general resolution rebuking anti-Semitism.
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The military dismissed a minimum of two others and at least 29 others were also reprimanded — but kept their jobs.
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It was the first formal complaint about Batali, who was reprimanded and required to undergo training, according to the company.
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Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-Texas), reprimanded the committee as wasting its time in an area where it has no jurisdiction.
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She was also reprimanded by security at the Met for posing her doll in front of a piece of art.
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She admits that some of her characters in her upcoming novel do things that would get real FBI agents reprimanded.
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And if for some reason I get reprimanded for speaking out, well, I am not afraid to find another job.
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In it, he reprimanded his mother sharply for appearing to sympathize with the grief Ms. Bro felt over her daughter.
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She alleges that Sondland screamed at her and reprimanded her at work a few days after he forcibly kissed her.
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In 1981, she was reprimanded by the state ethics board for taking fees for speeches and had to repay $8,000.
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Student Opinion Have you, or anyone you know, ever been punished or reprimanded because of what you wore in public?
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Bach was reprimanded for neglecting his teaching duties and for inserting himself into musical and liturgical matters around the city.
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Woolheater was sentenced to 19 years in prison on Friday, and Judge Jeff Syrios reprimanded her during the sentencing hearing.
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Two days after the crash, he was photographed driving without his seatbelt fastened and was reprimanded by a police officer.
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Should Congress vote to censure Trump, it would make him only the second president in history to be explicitly reprimanded.
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Behar reprimanded her co-hosts for talking over each other, threatening to go to commercial, before giving McCain the last word.
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" In December 2016, Isabella Saturno and her partner were reprimanded at a Tony Roma's restaurant in Caracas for being "overly affectionate.
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On June 6th, 2019, Stefan Krause allegedly "reprimanded" Christina Krause for sending an email to staff without running it by him.
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TV production, took to Instagram Tuesday to address the on-set incidents, both of which he revealed he was "reprimanded" for.
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Last month, in Cooper v Harris, the court reprimanded North Carolina for doing the same in two bizarrely shaped legislative districts.
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Details: This is the second time Motel 6 has been reprimanded for this type of behavior in recent months, per NPR.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign manager acknowledged Thursday that she reprimanded the Republican presidential nominee over his past comments on women.
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But although it fired four people, it was found to have neither reprimanded nor cut bonuses to 35 others, as promised.
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All employees who participated in the posts you mentioned have been reprimanded for failing to represent the mission of this agency.
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He also said he believes that the harsh punishment was perhaps driven by the fact Kwan was reprimanded in the past.
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However, she reiterated that this particular instance was a breach of the zoo protocols and the staff members have been reprimanded.
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The next day, Crawford, 40, released a statement on Instagram detailing two incidents in which he was reprimanded by the studio.
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The officers were reprimanded for leaving the city without permission and for creating a dangerous cross-fire situation that endangered citizens.
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When conservatives have been reprimanded or suspended from social media services it has often been for spreading misinformation or for harassment.
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A number of people were reprimanded following the ambush including the commanding officer of Special Operations forces in Africa Maj. Gen.
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For the first time in my career with the company, I did the right thing — and I was reprimanded for it.
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Martin was sentenced to be reprimanded, forfeit all pay, be confined for 90 days and to be dismissed from the service.
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He has given a Twitter promotion to a racist British hate group and was then reprimanded by the British prime minister.
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Comey did say that some of Clinton's staffers might have been professionally reprimanded had they still worked at the State Department.
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Even after being reprimanded by the government for making faulty products, several large vaccine makers have been permitted to continue operating.
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But the rest of the population is not so taken with being reprimanded about their meat-eating in an aggressive way.
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She was "formally reprimanded," received a disciplinary report in her personnel file and was placed on administrative leave, the statement said.
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Having already been reprimanded for weight gain, Sills is called into Balanchine's office, and he takes her hand, squeezing her fingers.
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He said he was reprimanded — and denied access to the classified area of the consulate building — after he raised his concerns.
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Dr. Bulic, the panel said, should be reprimanded for letting people view autopsy photographs of Ms. O'Connell without her family's permission.
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She said she was reprimanded for throwing senior officials "under the bus," because she took the matter directly to Mr. Pham.
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In a culture where posting CNN-head GIFs gets you ignored or reprimanded, most people will stop posting CNN-head GIFs.
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Burke's ruling comes two days after he sharply reprimanded Weinstein and his team of attorneys for using his phone in court.
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Two L.A.P.D. officers were reprimanded in 2009 for purportedly selling TMZ the photograph of Rihanna's bruised face; one was later fired.
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Sabraw was not pleased, and reprimanded the agency for using the safety of children as a cover for slow-walking reunifications.
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Flynn was also reprimanded for mishandling classified information while working for Mattis during the latter's stint running the military's Central Command.
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In the three regions reported so far, 1,439 officials were held responsible for violations, of which 707 were reprimanded and 183 detained.
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He had earlier revealed he was one of eight people reprimanded by Wuhan police last month for "spreading rumours" about the virus.
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He had earlier revealed he was one of eight people reprimanded by Wuhan police last month for "spreading rumors" about the virus.
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In jest or not, the overarching question here is how ousted executives should behave after they've been reprimanded or fired for harassment.
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Details: The Guardian reportedly obtained Virginia court records from 2012 that show Moore was reprimanded by a judge for failing to pay.
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At the end of my shift, I debriefed with the male supervisor who'd reprimanded me for prematurely ending an obscene phone call.
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Lizzy did not break any rule and should have not been reprimanded for something, which was completely justified for her to do.
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Outside of his office, Troy overhears Sam being reprimanded by Dean Fairbanks about sending the invite to the Dear Black People party.
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Moody's itself was reprimanded by the regulator and fined HK$2.13 million for alleged failures in producing a critical report on Evergrande.
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Despite that, I got lost twice in the open ocean and Rob reprimanded me for getting too far from our research area.
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This wasn't apparent to Markle's team, however, as further photos show the man being approached — and seemingly reprimanded — by her security guard.
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Allen, according to two people, later reprimanded McCloughan, cursing at him and telling him never to go in the locker room again.
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Hutchinson was relieved of command and reprimanded, but he was recently assigned as his battalion's executive officer, according to Representative Hunter's office.
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Bill Moran, announced his retirement last week after it was revealed he maintained a professional relationship with someone who had been reprimanded.
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Kevin Mooney, was relieved of his command following the collision, and six other sailors were reprimanded with him, receiving reductions in rank.
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I was just someone who'd barely done any yoga and meditation before and was reprimanded by gurus for being inflexible and restless.
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"On one hand they hear Secretary Tillerson being reprimanded for suggesting that he's trying to set up lines of communication," Reed said.
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Police questioned 27 people, detained 12 and "severely" reprimanded 15 for rumor-mongering over the bank run, state-run news portal Langya.
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One doctor, Li Wenliang, was reprimanded by police for spreading "rumors" and later died of the virus he contracted from a patient.
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A high court judge who signed a petition organized by University of Hong Kong alumni was reprimanded by the city's chief justice.
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Moody's itself was reprimanded by the regulator and fined HK$215 million for alleged failures in producing a critical report on Evergrande.
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The ships' captains were relieved of their commands, assorted underlings were reprimanded, and several senior admirals were relieved or took early retirement.
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The trial judge twice in the past two days has reprimanded lawyers on both sides for making snarky comments about one other.
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The police report also says one of the honchos in the show reprimanded Wopat for showing up to rehearsal under the influence.
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Captain Perozeni was reprimanded earlier, in October, for failing to ensure his team was adequately trained before working with the Nigerien troops.
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To Fischl, the beatdown was no mystery: The C-Block COs had been slighted when the reprimanded inmate got to keep his dreads.
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The deputy chief had already been reprimanded once, in 2011, for sending sexually explicit chat messages over the NSA's top secret communications network.
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Marsham remembered being told by HR that because of privacy protections, she might never know whether or how Berganza was reprimanded or punished.
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But he was reprimanded and silenced by the police in Wuhan, made to sign a letter that said he was "making false comments."
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They may be immature, as fast food attracts young workers, or doubt that they will get caught or be reprimanded, according to Creary.
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The state's theory was that Pruett murdered Nagle because he was upset about being reprimanded for carrying a sandwich into the recreation area.
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He was then reprimanded by Wuhan police and required to sign a letter acknowledging he had made "false comments" on the Chinese internet.
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Newt Gingrich was reprimanded by the Ethics Committee in 1997, the first speaker of the House to be punished in such a manner.
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"I promised my coworkers when I left that I'd be the voice for them since so many fear being reprimanded for speaking up."
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The 17-year-old reprimanded the child and when the child's older brother stood up for him, both were punished by the guard.
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She also reprimanded federal prosecutors for moving slowly; the defendants have a right to a speedy trial, she said, not one in 2017.
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Between the lines: Many Medicare drug plans have been reprimanded for some serious violations, and CMS wants to figure out what's going on.
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In Lhasa people may be imprisoned for carrying or displaying images of the Dalai Lama; elsewhere on the plateau most are merely reprimanded.
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The only two black members of the Arizona Legislature were formally reprimanded for calling out a Republican lawmaker's use of a racial slur.
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This month, they officially reprimanded Mr. Sasse and opposed his call for a third candidate, moves that were led by Ms. Fischer's nephew.
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But the panel said there were no violations of the House Code of Official Conduct and decided that no one would be reprimanded.
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In 2010, the Secretary of the Navy, Ray Mabus, reprimanded the Corps for not dealing more harshly with some of the men involved.
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The day of the balloon exercise, Ms. Hroub reprimanded the boy twice but also showered him with praise when he completed his work.
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But it did not use the phrases "purge" or "execution," indicating that Vice Marshal Hwang was reprimanded but may still hold his job.
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On Monday, the sheriff's office said it had reprimanded him, removed him from the SWAT team and reassigned him to a new department.
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Ms. Ianelli said she was repeatedly groped by an employee of the school and then reprimanded when she tried to report the behavior.
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The mission was pronounced a success, but NASA later reprimanded the three astronauts for "poor judgment" by seeking to profit from their fame.
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In 2017, MSNBC acknowledged that the anchor had been reprimanded in 1999 after making inappropriate remarks to a female colleague, prompting a settlement.
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In 2017, The Daily Caller reported that MSNBC formally reprimanded Matthews over jokes and comments he made to a female employee in 1999.
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Since then, reports resurfaced of Matthews having been reprimanded in 1999, for an incident that led to a legal settlement with an employee.
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True, there has been plenty of gamesmanship on display, Italy being one of the countries most frequently reprimanded for breaches of European regulations.
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It urges the government to apologize to Dr. Li and seven other medical workers who were reprimanded for sharing knowledge about the virus.
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The judge previously reprimanded Gates after he taped a video message thanking supporters at the launch of his legal defense fund in December.
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In 2017, the United States Department of Education reprimanded La' James for failing to publicly disclose a rape in a dorm in Nebraska.
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Mr. Clovis, the national campaign co-chairman, severely reprimanded Mr. Papadopoulos for failing to clear his explosive comments with the campaign in advance.
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She was reprimanded for calling out sick, which she said she did to avoid her attackers, and was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluations.
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Members of the platoon hoped the chief would be reprimanded when they returned home from Iraq in August 2017, according to the report.
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But today, she has apologized for this comment, but will she be reprimanded for the words that she use to describe the first daughter?
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No word on whether the employees who allegedly brought the drone with a damn bomb attached to it onto the plane were also reprimanded.
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Apollo verbally reprimanded the partner again when more personal expenses resurfaced in 2012, but did not impose further discipline or supervision, the SEC said.
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The company commander at the scene and two junior officers were also reprimanded for not providing medical attention to the Palestinian before the shooting.
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"I was being reprimanded, yet he was not being punished nor fired for the blatantly homophobic and abusive behavior we all witnessed," Page wrote.
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The judge didn't buy it and reprimanded Godino for waiting until the last moment because she knew about the air date since mid-February.
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Tancred stood down from his role and was severely reprimanded in April after allegations of bullying were made by Carroll's predecessor Fiona de Jong.
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" A senior NYPD official told CNN the police involved in the videos "should have taken action and they'll be reprimanded for not doing so.
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Students accused of sexual assault at these 100 schools are more likely to be reprimanded or ordered to attend counseling than to be expelled.
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Dela Rosa reprimanded the police officers on Duterte's list, threatening to kill them if they continued to protect drug traders and resell seized drugs.
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Two weeks before he began downloading classified information from the NSA system, Snowden was reprimanded after engaging in a "workplace spat" with his managers.
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Ironically, even after being reprimanded for not being able to forgive, they all agree Mona must be AD. It's not a completely illogical jump.
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An engineer, who has since left the company, tweeted that Google allegedly reprimanded her for encouraging her colleagues to discuss the company's pay scale.
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Thousands of child victims have come forward describing their abuse, while hundreds of priests have been reprimanded by the church as a direct result.
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In February, White House spokesperson Kellyanne Conway was reprimanded by the Office of Government Ethics for promoting products endorsed by President Trump's daughter, Ivanka.
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As word of Werneburg's brutality spread, even the local Nazi office in charge of allocating forced laborers reprimanded the Reimanns for mistreating their workers.
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Captain Perozeni, who was put in command of the Green Beret unit — Team 3212 — just weeks before it deployed to Niger, was reprimanded twice.
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One is the mayor's son, a sergeant once reprimanded for firing 13 times at a dog, with at least two bullets striking a house.
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Members of the media ripped Surgeon General Jerome Adams after he reprimanded journalists for their coverage of the White House response to the coronavirus.
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In several cases, churches and religious leaders have taken advantage of these exemptions, only to be reprimanded by the state's leaders and law enforcement.
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At least one other officer was fired and several others were reprimanded for their handling of high-profile cases, the Phoenix police chief said.
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For scientists working in the federal government, being reprimanded or threatened with termination for simply doing your job can take a toll on morale.
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In early January, the authorities reprimanded him, and he was forced to sign a statement denouncing his warning as an unfounded and illegal rumor.
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"I was so used to being reprimanded in my meetings at work that I was turning into a terrified, defensive, panicked person," she writes.
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In focus groups, parents have described being reprimanded at the supermarket by their children if they reach for products emblazoned with the stop signs.
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In 2016, he was reprimanded for using excessive force after stunning a man five times with a Taser during an arrest, the newspaper reported.
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One woman, Turner said, openly reprimanded her at a Planned Parenthood event, saying she had an obligation to help elect the first woman president.
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Though typically quiet and withdrawn, he was reprimanded twice, once for lingering after dawn prayers when he was supposed to have left the building.
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This is, to date, the longest sentence handed down for any defendant in the case, though prosecutors actually recommended he be reprimanded even further.
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That was a much easier reception than my colleague got when she was strictly reprimanded by another passenger for taking a mouthful of water.
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Ryan said he is continuing to speak with Barton but did not comment on whether he should resign or be reprimanded for the behavior.
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Something similar happened when the judicial council of the Third Circuit reprimanded Judge Kozinski in 2008 for posting inappropriate content on a family server.
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In 2009, when he was chief judge of the Ninth Circuit, he was reprimanded for keeping pornography on a server accessible to the public.
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"They were suspended from the fraternity but they were not reprimanded by the school, so it was a slap on the wrist," he said.
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A Polish envoy in Tel Aviv was reprimanded, before Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the issue with his Polish counterpart Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
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Afraid of being reprimanded, she broke down in the car on the way home, where she confessed to the abuse through tears, to her mother.
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Above all, it found the single largest factor in whether harassment happens and whether harassers get reprimanded if caught is the climate surrounding the workplace.
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He also told NPR that he reported a male coach naked in a public sauna — only to have the coach verbally reprimanded rather than fired.
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She said they also reprimanded her for a second tweet in which she told a friend she would name the student in a private message.
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Although Payton received a refund from DoorDash, he hopes that maybe that Dasher will be reprimanded for allegedly reaching into more than one takeout container.
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"I have never been disciplined, nor reprimanded, nor have I ever heard a complaint about my ministry during my time as House Chaplain," Conroy said.
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Matthews was formally reprimanded and the employee received separation-related compensation, the spokesperson said, declining to elaborate on the size of the payment, citing confidentiality.
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The environment ministry was reprimanded by the graft watchdog last year for problems including interference by ministry officials and their relatives in environmental impact assessments.
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The Free Press also reported that before the encounter with Damon, Mr. Bessner had been reprimanded for violating procedures and disciplined for misusing a Taser.
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A court security officer sharply reprimanded a gentleman who had pulled out the Washington Post comics section in the middle of an expert witness's testimony.
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In 2016, Officer Turner was reprimanded for using excessive force after stunning a man five times with a Taser during an arrest, the newspaper reported.
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She had a major a breakout moment in 2017, when McConnell reprimanded her as she read a letter from civil rights icon Coretta Scott King.
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At the beginning of court proceedings Tuesday, Burke raised his voice and reprimanded Weinstein and his defense team for his use of his cell phones.
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El Shehaby, who was sent home by his own team, had lost the fight on Friday and was reprimanded by the IOC for his action.
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"When you're in the position of being reprimanded by the CEO as a pretty low-level worker, it's never a good feeling," the employee said.
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Dispatchers who sent African-Americans to a company that had asked not to be sent black employees would be reprimanded by their boss, she added.
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Batali was reprimanded for inappropriate behavior at work as recently as October 2017, a spokesperson told Eater, after a restaurant employee filed a formal complaint.
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Colonel Painter and his top enlisted soldier, who is now the command sergeant major of the 3rd Special Forces Group, were also reprimanded last month.
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While PricewaterhouseCoopers shouldn't have named Cullinan publicly, it should have immediately announced that the (unnamed) staffer(s) responsible for the error had been fired or reprimanded.
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WISCONSIN REPORTS FIRST-EVER ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER DEATH A Metro Health spokesman told The Tennessean no employee has been reprimanded and the incident was investigated.
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Republicans were outraged over Pelosi's move, with some calling for her to be reprimanded, claiming she potentially violated laws that prohibit the destruction of government documents.
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The doctor who created a genetically modified "three-parent baby" has been reprimanded by the Food and Drug Administration for aggressively marketing the unapproved experimental procedure.
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While Melania Trump is facing online backlash over her Republican National Convention speech, no one on her husband Donald's campaign staff will be reprimanded, CNN reports.
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In 2010, the White House deputy chief technology officer, Andrew McLaughlin, was reprimanded for using a Gmail account to communicate with his former colleagues at Google.
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A spokesperson for the Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group told Eater that the chef was "reprimanded and required to undergo company training" after the complaint was made.
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OPTHALMOLOGIST REBUKED Ophthalmologist Li was among eight people reprimanded by police in the city of Wuhan, the capital of Hubei, for spreading "illegal and false" information.
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A woman at a private kindergarten was reprimanded for getting pregnant out of turn—the director had laid down "shifts" for when workers could have children.
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While the general was not formally reprimanded, the official said, Widodo served him a warning during a meeting at a presidential palace in Bogor, outside Jakarta.
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Though Amsterdam's sex workers have long reprimanded tourists attempting to take pictures of them, doing some has become much harder in the age of the smartphone.
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Israel, in turn, summoned a top Turkish diplomat to be reprimanded for the humiliation of Israel&aposs ambassador as he was kicked out of the country.
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One of them was found passed out in the hallway of his hotel and was reprimanded along with two other agents who were his drinking companions.
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Scary Spice was loud when she didn't need to be — something I would be reprimanded for well into adulthood — and she didn't feel bad about it.
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However, VA has been reprimanded by the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims on numerous occasions for relying on insufficient evidence as substantive negative evidence.
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I don't meet him frequently, but in the encounters I've had he's never reprimanded me or accused me of having inimical thoughts or attitudes toward him.
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Colonel Vindman did not have dealings with Mr. Hickman in relation to his work during the exercise, the person said, and was not reprimanded for it.
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It's something the startup prides itself on but has irritated media watchdogs who reprimanded TikTok for showing users "unacceptable" content, such as videos depicting adolescent pregnancies.
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Unfortunately, it is also common to get reprimanded for some sort of damage upon returning said scooter, or having it get "stolen" with a spare key.
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The principal said the main attacker seen in the video has been "reprimanded" and said the school was still trying to identify the other students involved.
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In court Tuesday, the judge reprimanded Gates' attorney for sending information about Gates' home value through the clerk's office instead of in a public court submission.
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He said in the lawsuit he was reprimanded by school officials, suspended, and ultimately fired by the school board over ongoing conflicts about the student's pronouns.
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That's the reason John Young was reprimanded for sneaking a corned beef sandwich on board during the Gemini program — bread crumbs could easily float into instruments.
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Both were haunted by the death of a doctor in China who had been reprimanded for trying to alert people early on to the viral outbreak.
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Although there was one gender-neutral restroom on campus, it was far from his classes, and going there caused him to be late and subsequently reprimanded.
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" He added: "Actions have consequences, and as a member of the incoming Democrat majority in the Senate, Kevin Parker should be reprimanded by his leadership immediately.
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Tesla said Mr. Jones had been "reprimanded numerous times for attendance and safety violations" and given a "final written warning" before being fired for attendance problems.
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For this reason, the German Children's Protection Association (DKSB) and the Military History Museum (MHM) in Dresden, Germany reprimanded the model company for its historical inaccuracy.
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At one point, two teenage girls, wearing abayas and head scarves, stood on their chairs to see better and sing along, and were reprimanded by security.
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He was reprimanded for filing false police reports in 2015 and 2016, according to an AL.com report that cited records from the Jefferson County Personnel Board.
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"I have never been disciplined, nor reprimanded, nor have I ever heard a complaint about my ministry during my time as House Chaplain," Father Conroy wrote.
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Dr. Li was reprimanded by the police after he shared concerns about the virus in a social messaging app with medical school classmates on Dec. 30.
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That October, R. James Woolsey, the director of central intelligence, severely reprimanded Mr. Ames's supervisor, Milton Bearden, for serious failures during two stints in that role.
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On at least two occasions, prosecutors in the district attorney's office have left their jobs under a cloud from tainted cases before they could be reprimanded.
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As much as I hated the feeling of being reprimanded, I was glad that Craig had pulled me aside and had given me a heads-up.
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The person who put up the drawing was fired, Dugan writes, but no one else involved in the situation was terminated or reprimanded for their behavior.
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A spokesman for MSNBC told the Caller that they "thoroughly reviewed" the situation and "formally reprimanded" Matthews, who has hosted "Hardball with Chris Matthews" since 85033.
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In an email, NOAA chief scientist Craig McLean reprimanded staff for sending a press release backing up the president's false claims that Dorian could hit Alabama.
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He even does security for a college with pride and maybe is a bit overzealous (he&aposs reprimanded for pulling over students outside of school grounds).
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Last month, firms including Delta Air Lines and Spanish apparel maker Zara were reprimanded by authorities for listing Taiwan and Tibet as countries on their websites.
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When one of his hosts, Glenn Beck, declared on the air that the President had a "deep-seated hatred for white people," Ailes hardly reprimanded him.
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Not surprisingly, the FISA court reprimanded the government about its "lack of candor" and the "serious Fourth Amendment issue[s]" presented by these Obama administration violations.
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That changed in 2015, after Ms. Vosper's public letter which reprimanded the church's moderator for his prayer for victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris.
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Goldberg's issue with Thorne wasn't just her decision to release her own photos; she reprimanded her for taking nude photos of herself in the first place.
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She's living in a world where a man can do to a woman what Petruchio will do to her and never be so much as reprimanded.
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The attending physician and the doctor who performed the C-section were reprimanded for failing to discover before the operation that there was nothing to operate on.
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"He reprimanded the leading officials of the Cabinet for leaving the project to the province only and not paying attention to it," KCNA said in its statement.
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At the end of Duke's previous home game last week, Allen tripped a Florida State player and was reprimanded by the Atlantic Coast Conference the following day.
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In addition to Theta Tau's indefinite suspension, there are seven other SU student groups that have been suspended, reprimanded, or are currently under investigation this school year.
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He said the department had also formally reprimanded loan servicers that collected debts, and initiated personnel action against Education Department employees who failed in their oversight roles.
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Its reinforcement strategy was this: It got attaboys for picking up items, moving a lot and racking up kills, but was reprimanded for taking damage and dying.
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" His parents reprimanded him about smoking marijuana at home, which he denied via texts, and about saying he had gone to basketball practice, when he hadn't. "A.
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While peasant children were reduced to eating their dead siblings, the enforcers of collectivisation dined on suckling pig and their wives reprimanded servants who spilled the gravy.
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In 2013, the board of U.S. multinational Scotts Miracle-Gro reprimanded its CEO and Chairman Jim Hagedorn for using inappropriate language during an analyst and investor day.
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It was his second tripping incident in a month and the ACC "reprimanded" him, which amounted to the ACC informing the world that they were reprimanding him.
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The late nights livestreaming on the YY.com social media platform are worth it, Li says, even though she has been reprimanded twice by her firm for moonlighting.
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The top-ranked high school athlete was reprimanded by a referee for having a uniform violation in the form of a "suit wedgie," the Washington Post reported.
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The Anchorage Diamond High School athlete was reprimanded by a referee for having a uniform violation in the form of a "suit wedgie," the Washington Post reported.
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She reprimanded 25-year-old Kevin Yates for dipping his sock-clad feet in the water and eventually demanded that he and his party leave the pool.
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A front-of-house employee, Kellie Stupert, told me that she was verbally abused by a male co-worker last summer, but that McMillan immediately reprimanded him.
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Faf du Plessis, South Africa's captain, who has twice been reprimanded for tampering — he was fined, never suspended — sent Smith a text message to express his sympathies.
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Mr. Pompeo has condemned Beijing for suppressing initial reports about the illness, including by local doctors whom the government reprimanded for posting about it on social media.
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In 2011, Klayman was formally reprimanded in Florida for taking a woman's retainer fee and failing to return some of the payment after she demanded it back.
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Li Wenliang, a doctor in the outbreak's epicenter of Wuhan, had tried to raise the alarm about the virus early on, but was quickly reprimanded by police.
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Frank Bruni Donald Trump rightly reprimanded House Republicans on Tuesday for their move to disembowel the Office of Congressional Ethics, but let's not be duped or dumb.
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LONDON — Hundreds of LGBTQ people staged a kissathon in a London supermarket after a gay couple was reprimanded by a security guard for holding hands in store.
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Nearly two weeks ago, doctor Li Wenliang, who was initially reprimanded by local authorities for his early warnings about the virus, also died from the new coronavirus.
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" After trying to handwave the old interview as being "misinterpreted," Battlestate said the employee had been "reprimanded" (??) and they "always respected women in wars and military women.
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The employees, both full-time staff and probationary appointees, have either been removed, reprimanded or suspended, according to the email sent by Interior Deputy Secretary David Bernhardt.
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When word of the call got back to Trump's transition team, the two department officials were reprimanded by Glazer and told never to speak with Haley again.
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Mr. Nelson, who was 27, said he had been called into the dean's office that day and reprimanded for "play-fighting," according to police reports and court filings.
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Earlier this year, the New York Times's ombudsman publicly reprimanded a reporter after a Cernovich-led outrage campaign over a joke about a tweet from rapper Bow Wow.
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In the case of the BA flight attendant, it may also be reasonable for the airline to conclude that she crossed a line and needed to be reprimanded.
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None of the male teachers or school officials who walked around shirtless in the school gym or swimming pool were reprimanded or fired for being topless, he added.
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Ophthalmologist Li Wenliang, 34, was among eight people reprimanded by police in Wuhan for spreading "illegal and false" information after he shared details of the virus with colleagues.
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She reprimanded me in a basement of a school building that was under construction, and I remember thinking, This is the lamest Saw movie I have ever seen.
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Physicists aren't often reprimanded for using risqué humour in their academic writings, but in 1991 that is exactly what happened to the cosmologist Andrei Linde at Stanford University.
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He was previously reprimanded by the board in 1999 for selling Viagra online without any type of physical exam, according to medical board documents reviewed by BuzzFeed News.
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ByteDance has been reprimanded by the Chinese government which has seen its services given app store bans, and the company's content moderation team grown from 6,000 to 10,000.
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Crawford goes on to say that he was reprimanded a second time after an actor was hit by a piece of shrapnel while he was directing an episode.
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Credit Suisse – The bank has been reprimanded by Swiss financial watchdog FINMA over its dealings with Malaysia's state fund 1MDB, which was embroiled in a money-laundering scandal.
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However, Santos-Neves testified that his supervisors never reprimanded him, nor gave any indication that his tactic of misrepresenting himself in interviews with Meyer's acquaintances violated Ergo's protocols.
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The Interior Department fired, suspended or reprimanded more than 1,500 employees for harassment or misconduct between 2017 and 2018, according to an internal email obtained by The Hill.
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Most of the Nuedexta speakers identified by CNN with medical board actions were reprimanded for their treatment of the elderly, excessive or illegal prescribing practices, or insurance fraud.
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In the mid-2000s, for example, New York state health inspectors twice reprimanded him for failure to provide documentation that bodies he acquired were in fact willingly donated.
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Otting said that OCC has issued about 250 orders to banks highlighting account opening compliance issues they need to address, but did not identify which banks were reprimanded.
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Interior Department: 1,500 department employees were fired, suspended or reprimanded for sexual harassment or misconduct between 2017 and 2018, according to an internal email obtained by The Hill.
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He denied any wrongdoing, but the commission members reprimanded him, saying he had been dishonest when he was asked if he had received free rooms at Caesars Palace.
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In October, the agency suspended or reprimanded more than 28503,22019 employees for harassment or misconduct between 2017 and 2018, according to an internal email obtained by The Hill.
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Otting said that OCC has issued about 250 orders to banks highlighting account opening compliance issues they need to address, but did not identify which banks were reprimanded.
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It was his Communist Party that reprimanded and threatened a doctor in Wuhan for warning others about the initial outbreak; the same doctor later died from the disease.
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Early in the trial, Judge Robinson reprimanded Mr. Kobach, who frequently stumbled on legal procedure, for attempting to display documents that had not been formally introduced as evidence.
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Employees worked double shifts or filled in for missing workers; when one threw out her mask to go on break, her supervisor reprimanded her for not reusing it.
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Last week, the Council reprimanded a member, Andy King of the Bronx, for inappropriate contact with a staff member and ordered him to undergo ethics and sensitivity training.
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Internet buzzes over dad's 'simple parenting' method A 10-year-old boy in Virginia was reprimanded by his father after he was kicked off the bus over misbehavior.
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Mr. Oliver was reprimanded by the Balch Springs Police Department in 2013 for aggressive and unprofessional behavior while working with Dallas County prosecutors on a drunken-driving case.
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The construction firms that built a bridge that collapsed in Miami on Thursday have previously been accused and reprimanded for "shoddy work," according to the Miami New Times.
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Several online video portals, including iFeng, have been publicly reprimanded in the last six months for conducting live-streamed interviews and other news gathering activities without state authorization.
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In contrast, the makers of hand sanitizer giant Purell were reprimanded by the FDA in January for making unsubstantiated claims that its products prevent the spread of viruses.
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Mike Denton, a trainer at a Boston Equinox who left the gym in 2016, said one of his bosses had once reprimanded him for taking a weekend off.
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China reprimanded three top tech firms on Friday over poor privacy protections, as tech companies face an increasing backlash from consumers and authorities over excessive data collection practices.
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He was cleared of wrongdoing, but the Senate Ethics Committee reprimanded him for poor judgment, an experience that led to him becoming a pioneer of campaign finance reform.
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White House social media director Dan Scavino was reprimanded by the Office of Special Counsel in June for breaking the law after he tweeted a call for Rep.
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Barclays said in April last year it had reprimanded Staley and would cut his bonus as the two financial watchdogs launched a year-long investigation into his actions.
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In recent years, Hong Kong officials have reprimanded and fined Moody's, the ratings firm, and a short seller named Andrew Left, accusing them of inaccuracy in their criticisms.
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SEOUL, Aug 31 (Reuters) - North Korea has executed its vice premier for education, Kim Yong Jin, and has reprimanded two other high-ranking officials, South Korea said on Wednesday.
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They built Excel models over dinner, which shocked Cohen, who grew up in a family "where you would be severely reprimanded and castigated" for answering the phone at mealtime.
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According to the IDF, the company commander at the scene and two junior officers have also been reprimanded for not providing medical attention to the Palestinian before the shooting.
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Last year, a Texas judge who repeatedly shocked a man to silence him during his own trial was reprimanded by an appeals court for violating the defendant's constitutional rights.
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After seeing both the first and revised versions of his travel ban halted by federal judges from east to west, Mr Trump has now been reprimanded a third time.
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Together, they orbited Earth three times, testing thrusters that allowed the crew to maneuver in space, and was later reprimanded for smuggling a corn beef sandwich for the ride.
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A government watchdog has reprimanded President Donald Trump's director of social media for running afoul of a federal law that bars officials from using such tools for political ends.
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Once they are viewed as being potentially litigious employees, many employers find it easier to avoid them than to move on after a "bad seed" has been adequately reprimanded.
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Those concerned have been reprimanded and will be given support to make sure they understand that their behavior was racist and hurtful and that it will not happen again.
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I'm going to send him a letter of thank you and he was probably severely reprimanded — don't you think Rob, I think so — because he was the only one.
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In 2015, former Google employee Kelly Ellis claimed to have been sexually harassed while at the company, adding that she was reprimanded by Google HR for reporting the behavior.
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The Las Vegas-based mom-of-three was angered by his comments, but before she could react, the man's mother came up to him and reprimanded him for her.
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India's Supreme Court has reprimanded Google, Microsoft and Yahoo for displaying advertisements related to pre-natal sex selection tests on their search engines, in violation of the country's laws.
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Economists say the central bank resorts to such "back-door" moves in order to tighten policy to avoid being reprimanded by Erdogan, a self-described enemy of interest rates.
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He should have reprimanded her in a closed-door meeting, instead of airing his grievances publicly to other members of his staff and risking comments leaking to the press.
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YouTube reprimanded Jones earlier this week for posting a video that claimed the student activists from the Florida high school shooting last month that left 17 dead were actors.
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But to Durand's dismay, a higher court in France overturned the ruling on March 2018, though it reprimanded the company for never fully explaining why it closed the account.
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Barclays had said in April last year it had reprimanded Staley and would cut his bonus as the two financial watchdogs launched a year-long investigation into his actions.
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As first reported by The Mexico Daily News, outraged parents of the Colegio de Bachilleres Del Estado De Tlaxcala took to social media and demanded the teacher be reprimanded.
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According to Rubish, Lalonde had been reprimanded by gym staff members in the past for deadlifting too loudly, so he placed mats under the weights at the gym's recommendation.
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A parishioner at a Catholic church in London had once reprimanded him and his son, he said, only for a priest to interrupt and ask that person to leave.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, above, was livid last month over news reports that junior officers were being reprimanded for the incident, while the officers directly above them were not.
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Days after Mr. Mattis held a video conference with top military officials about an investigation into the botched Niger mission, a senior officer was told he would be reprimanded.
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His anger, Pentagon officials said, came from seeing news reports that junior officers were being reprimanded for the botched Niger mission while the officers directly above them were not.
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Colonel Moses, a rising star in the Special Operations community, has not been reprimanded, although officials said the Army is now taking a harder look at his actions. Maj.
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The law also creates a dilemma for doctors, who told me they fear both being reprimanded for failure to report patients suspected of abortion and being sued for reporting.
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The letter was dated April 28, the same day the city's Investigation Department reprimanded the Correction Department's commissioner, Joseph Ponte, and three top aides for misusing their official vehicles.
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"I suppose the thing I was struck by was, we did have a guy who was reprimanded for weed on the [original Potter] film," Radcliffe said, referring to Waylett.
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Delegate Mary Ann Lisanti, a Democrat from Harford County who is white, was reprimanded after she admitted to using a racial slur to describe a Prince George's County district.
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According to a Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit, Kang was reprimanded several times dating back to 2011 for threatening fellow service members and expressing extremist views while on duty.
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Seals was first reprimanded for wearing a head wrap during her sophomore year in 2018 by the school's then-principal Michael Tamez, but she refused to take it off.
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The United Kingdom's Advertising Standards Authority agency once reprimanded the Stop Mandatory Vaccination group when it paid for an advertisement on Facebook that suggested babies would die if vaccinated.
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He's also been reprimanded during his time in prison, twice for a scheme that involved getting other inmates to pay for his food and other items from the prison commissary.
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Drake has shown his love for the Toronto Raptors at their most recent games — although he's been reprimanded after he was seen talking smack to Golden State player Draymond Green.
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However, a Wuhan doctor who sounded the alarm on social media in December about the new coronavirus was reprimanded by the police in January for spreading "illegal and false" information.
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Ophthalmologist Li was among eight people reprimanded by police in Wuhan, which has suffered the brunt of the outbreak since the virus emerged there, for spreading "illegal and false" information.
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Harris was the only senator to be reprimanded during Tuesday's hearing, even though several of her male colleagues also interrupted Sessions while he was answering questions, according to NBC News.
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SHANGHAI, June 14 (Reuters) - Chinese police have detained two men and reprimanded another for spreading online rumors about telecommunications equipment manufacturer Huawei, state news agency Xinhua reported late on Thursday.
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If a student is reprimanded for wearing spaghetti straps or too-short shorts, principal Peter Daddone reportedly requires they come in the next day wearing an oversized yellow T-shirt.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - National Australia Bank (NAB) said on Thursday it had fired 20 bankers and reprimanded dozens more for submitting home-loan applications that had inaccurate or incomplete customer information.
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The university first reprimanded Mr. Tracy that year for failing to make clear to readers and listeners that his views were his own and did not reflect the institution's positions.
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Mr. Pruitt earlier this year was reprimanded by the White House after documents emerged showing that he had spent more than $107,000 in public money on first-class air travel.
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Hughes said he reported the violations to Sue Lowden, the former chairwoman of the Nevada Republican Party who happened to be at that caucus site, and she reprimanded the woman.
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Overconfidence plays out in more subtle ways too; the employee thinks they're clever enough to fire off barbs and doses of negativity without their corrosive patterns being spotted or reprimanded.
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Tensions between the two countries were exacerbated last month, when Myanmar's envoy in Dhaka was reprimanded over reports in state media that some of the insurgents blamed for the Oct.
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The Columbus, Ohio, police department announced Wednesday it has reprimanded five officers for violating its "rules of conduct" in connection with the 22019 arrest of adult-film star Stormy Daniels.
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"Most of the documents tell a story of the IC overstepping boundaries, getting reprimanded by the FISC, but nevertheless being allowed to continue and even expand surveillance under the law."
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Yet there are a whole lot of other countries globally that do not adhere to the same standards and they are constantly reprimanded, but the reprimands don't go any further.
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SHANGHAI, June 14 (Reuters) - Chinese police have detained two men and reprimanded another for spreading online rumours about telecommunications equipment manufacturer Huawei, state news agency Xinhua reported late on Thursday.
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When he takes a video of his teacher that accidentally cuts off a portion of Kim Jong-il's portrait in the background, he is reprimanded, and the video is deleted.
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He was at a party when his descent was really accelerating, and no one was paying attention to him; in fact, someone had already reprimanded him for being really annoying.
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The judge's latest order came eight days after she reprimanded Mr. Stone for posting a picture on Instagram that appeared to show Judge Jackson next to rifle-scope cross hairs.
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Twenty-four hours later, in a heated hallway exchange, the high school principal, Ms. Hanks, reprimanded Mr. Joe for missing class and warned him that his graduating was in jeopardy.
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But, to me, it is when Trump lies out of desperation, out of the fear of being found out, blamed, reprimanded, possibly even abandoned, that most people can relish it.
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I won't have to worry about an attorney general who chooses loyalty over obligation — and, a year later, is bluntly reprimanded by a Republican-appointed federal judge for doing so.
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Things weren't going entirely well, and when he was reprimanded for getting an admiral's coffee order wrong, he blew his head off with a single look -- also blowing his cover.
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The death nearly two weeks ago of Li Wenliang, an ophthalmologist who was initially reprimanded for warning medical school classmates about the virus, stirred an outpouring of grief and anger.
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In one of her tweets, Ms. Williams wrote that she was upset with a flight attendant who, she said, reprimanded her and offered the man behind her a complimentary cocktail.
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Earlier this month, 34-year-old doctor Li Wenliang, who was initially reprimanded by local authorities for his early warnings about the virus, died in Wuhan from the new coronavirus.
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State Senate President Peter Courtney (D) publicly reprimanded Kruse and ordered the door to his office removed after he repeatedly violated a ban on smoking in state Senate office buildings.
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Another 17% said Trump should be formally reprimanded with a congressional censure, 29% said they want the impeachment charges dismissed, and the rest said they did not have an opinion.
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The Big Ten has reprimanded Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and fined the school $10,000 for violating the conference's sportsmanship policy by criticizing officials after the Ohio State game on Saturday.
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Alize Cornet may have been publicly reprimanded for briefly exposing her sports bra during the U.S. Open on Tuesday, but she was much less angry about the incident than fans were.
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Zawahri reprimanded Al-Baghdadi for an extreme interpretation of Islam and the ''bloodletting'' which, he said, gave ``Safavid Iran and its subservient government in Iraq ... a pretext to eradicate the Sunnis.
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Officer Kevin Fry, who was not reprimanded for the fatal shooting, said Chatman turned and pointed a "black object" at him as Chatman fled, an action not seen in the video.
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The senior noncommissioned officer who made the recording was removed from his position as first sergeant and was officially reprimanded, but remains at the Tennessee Air National Guard, according to Haston.
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In 2012 and 2015, school documents show, administrators reprimanded Kirkland for unprofessional behavior, which included taking S.L. and another girl off campus in his car and texting students late at night.
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BuzzFeed's report notes that while Berganza was reprimanded at DC Comics, he continued to work in a position of authority, while those he harassed have largely left the mainstream publishing world.
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Putin reprimanded Roscosmos head Igor Komarov and Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, who is in charge of space and military industries, Russian news agencies quoted Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying.
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Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing says he reprimanded executives for having expensive custom suits tailored the day that mass layoffs hit the troubled bank's offices in London, New York and Tokyo.
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According to Deadline, who first got wind of Gibson's sidelining, the actor was reprimanded after kicking one of the show's writers after the two got into a disagreement over a script.
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In some ways, Nailed It feels a bit like America's answer to The Great British Baking Show because the competition is extremely friendly and no one gets reprimanded for messing up.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that this is the second time Brown has been reprimanded for his remarks; he previously used a homophobic slur to refer to a woman alleging domestic violence.
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However, the new document illustrates that employees who spoke out in favor of diversity initiatives were reprimanded as well, and that senior leaders in the company discouraged discussion of diversity altogether.
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She called him a thief at the time, and later said male players have said just as harsh things --- if not worse -- and are hardly reprimanded as severely as she was.
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According to a federal complaint, Kang had been reprimanded by the Army on several occasions for threatening to hurt or kill other service members and arguing pro-ISIS views at work.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson has been reprimanded for a second time in five months by the British parliament's standards watchdog for failing to declare private income within the correct time limits.
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Hill, meanwhile, was publicly reprimanded and suspended last fall for being truthful about the President of the United States, and she has since been phased out of her SportsCenter hosting duties.
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The Post reported that another White House aide confirmed that Manigault Newman walked Cohen into the Oval Office for meetings that day with Trump — something that she was later reprimanded for.
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"I have never been disciplined, nor reprimanded, nor have I ever heard a complaint about my ministry during my time as House chaplain," Conroy wrote in his letter rescinding his resignation.
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The insiders were hesitant to speak publicly, they said, because of the ongoing investigation and out of fear that they might be reprimanded by uBiome and not receive their severance pay.
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Bill Moran was bowing out because of what officials described as a question in his judgment after it was discovered he maintained a professional relationship with someone who had been reprimanded.
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One employee said that she'd been sharply reprimanded after a security camera caught her in a trivial act of rebellion—turning around a poster that touted Pruitt's "Back to Basics" campaign.
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The Office of the Special Counsel, an independent agency that investigates federal personnel, reprimanded Dan Scavino for violating the Hatch Act, a law prohibiting the use of government resources for campaigning.
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Concerns were highlighted on Saturday with news that a local high court judge had been reprimanded by the chief justice after his signature appeared on a public petition against the bill.
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Bob Hertzberg (D), who was reportedly known as "Hugsberg" and "Huggy Bear" due to his frequent embraces of both male and female colleagues, has been reprimanded and told to stop hugging.
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CEO and chair of General Motors Mary Barra would almost certainly be out of a job or at least reprimanded at GM, at what point is it too much from Musk?
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On January 3, Li was called to a local police station and reprimanded for "spreading rumors online" and "severely disrupting social order" over the message he sent in the chat group.
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In her lawsuit, seen by NBC News, Breaud said she was fired a week after being reprimanded for telling a customer to leave when other patrons complained of anti-Muslim comments.
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In six of the past 11 years, not a single judge was reprimanded, suspended or otherwise sanctioned for misconduct, and in some cases, judges simply retired and received their full pensions.
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And what might be the most unbelievable part of unbelievable is that the detectives who believed Marie was lying weren't reprimanded whatsoever, even though they deeply damaged this young woman emotionally.
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According to FAA records, Ara Zobayan was reprimanded by an FAA investigator after he violated FAA rules by crossing into busy airspace near Los Angeles International Airport on May 85033, 2015.
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Last month, the television channel of group firm Lotte Shopping Co Ltd was reprimanded for not disclosing the number of workers investigated in 2014 for receiving bribes or embezzling company funds.
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Some argue that Trump's conduct is so bad that it merits impeachment, regardless of the politics, and that it's important for norms and the rule of law to have him reprimanded.
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How to help victims of the Florida school shooting Cruz's school disciplinary record shows he was reprimanded many times since middle school for incidents that included bad language and disrupting class.
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The findings of "Civil Service Reform for the 21st Century" are both astounding and frustrating for private sector employees who couldn't imagine enjoying such extensive protection from being reprimanded or fired.
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Freedman, the sociologist, tells the story of a doctor who was reprimanded by a religious hospital for inducing labor in a patient with ruptured amniotic membranes and a severe fetal anomaly.
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During the U.S. election campaign, Trump said a wave of militant attacks showed "France is no longer France", and reprimanded the then-Socialist government for allegedly bowing its head to jihadists.
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Li, raised the alarm about the coronavirus at the end of December but was silenced and reprimanded by police in Wuhan weeks before the full scale of the crisis was known.
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After one player took 11 dribbles and ended up right where he started, Colicchio, who shares Hurley's dry sense of humor, reprimanded him loud enough for the whole gym to hear.
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At a meeting of the disciplinary body in Xian in northwest China, officials were reprimanded for oversight failures during the construction of a wastewater pipeline, CCDI said in a notice on Thursday.
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The deluge of mourning and anger at the death of the doctor, Li Wenliang — from the same virus he was reprimanded for mentioning — at times overwhelmed China's sophisticated censorship and propaganda systems.
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Barclays has reprimanded Staley and said it would cut his bonus over the incident, but it has resisted calls to fire him for what Chairman John McFarlane has called an "honest" mistake.
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NEW YORK (AP) — If President Donald Trump were anyone else, he'd be fired, or at least reprimanded, for his latest tweets attacking a female TV host, social media and workplace experts say.
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Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group, which oversees 24 restaurants owned by Batali and others, told Eater it reprimanded Batali in October, when an employee formally reported his alleged misconduct for the first time.
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On Thursday, Ellis expressed regret after prosecutors filed a similar motion complaining Ellis unfairly reprimanded them in front of the jury over allowing a witness sit in the courtroom before his testimony.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has fined Shanghai Commercial Bank Ltd HK$5 million ($636,967) and reprimanded it for breaching anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing rules.
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Separately, the envoys of 10 other nations were called in to the Israeli Foreign Ministry to be reprimanded on Sunday, and Netanyahu had more harsh words for Washington over Friday's U.N. vote.
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The federal government has been repeatedly reprimanded by the courts for sharing information with foreign governments, especially ones with bad human rights records, that has led to the arrest of Canadian citizens.
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While the international community has long reprimanded Bangkok for detaining and arresting citizens under lese-majeste and sedition charges, the public targeting of Marshall, Jeamteerasakul and Chachavalpongpun was unusually aggressive, experts said.
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Officials in a Florida school district were reprimanded after 336 high school students were given a "placebo" Advanced Placement exam when the district didn't have funds to pay for the real thing.
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Risky move gets cop reprimanded An El Paso police officer is on desk duty after cell phone video shows him pointing his handgun at a group of kids near a recreation center.
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The manager of the salon where the manicurist worked said she filed a complaint to human resources, but was reprimanded by an executive for not reporting the incident to the executive directly.
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According to Newsweek, there's no chance Trump or any of the company's executives will ever be reprimanded for the shady deal, as the statute of limitations has run out on the crime.
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The state Senate Rules Committee formally reprimanded Hertzberg on Tuesday and told him to stop hugging people after completing an investigation of four complaints about the hugs, according to The Associated Press.
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Rules for hair color are also clearly outlined in the company's guidelines and if your hair is even a shade too light and your manager catches wind of it, you'll be reprimanded.
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The head of the Federal Aviation Administration, Stephen Dickson, was so frustrated that he reprimanded Mr. Muilenburg in a private meeting and publicly told F.A.A. employees to resist pressure from the company.
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While Uber has addressed the sweeping changes it plans to make — both internally and publicly — it's not clear if those involved in Fowler's claims have been terminated or reprimanded in any way.
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The hashtags the Russian operation used included #Trump2016, #TrumpTrain, #MAGA and #Hillary4Prison, and one Russian operative was reprimanded for "a low number of posts dedicated to criticizing Hillary Clinton," the indictment says.
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Susan Wild, a 60-year-old lawyer running as a Democrat for an open seat in Pennsylvania, remembers once being reprimanded by a judge for wearing a pantsuit instead of a dress.
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" Asked whether that meant the officers who posed with Ms. Clark would not have been reprimanded if they had taken the photo while off duty and out of uniform, he said, "Absolutely.
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Erica Baker, the engineer who created the document and has since left the company, said she was reprimanded by her manager for the spreadsheet and was denied bonuses awarded to her peers.
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At the beginning of court proceedings in New York, Judge James Burke raised his voice and reprimanded Weinstein and his defense team, specifically Arthur Aidala, for Weinstein's use of his cell phones.
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Multiple times, an employee who worked at the front desk said Spector walked into the office with a small piece of trash and reprimanded her for not cleaning up the street outside.
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Melissa Roth, a Jewish writer recalled an incident that occurred in a fiction writing class in Los Angeles, when she used the word "gypped" and a white woman in class reprimanded her.
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According to the post, Ayton-Laplanche has been working for his employer, which HuffPost reports as Currys PC World, for about nine months and has never been reprimanded for his makeup before.
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Last month, the death from coronavirus of a doctor who had been reprimanded for issuing an early warning about the disease triggered a rare public outpouring of anger against the government online.
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Cole tells Martinez that he's not at liberty to divulge exactly what was discussed between the two, but that he later reprimanded West for what he viewed as a cheap marketing ploy.
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Cuban said that he would not have reprimanded Morey for his tweet, and explained that he's been outspoken about how China has "disadvantaged" Americans through its IPOs and stock listings on U.S. exchanges.
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On the second day of Newton's trial, both legal teams were so combative that Judge Yvonne Rogers reprimanded them, reminding both sides that they were in federal court and to show more decorum.
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He was one of eight people reprimanded by police in the city of Wuhan, the epicentre of the flu-like contagion in central Hubei province, for spreading "illegal and false" information about it.
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Capralos had been reprimanded back in 2012 as head of his country's Olympic Committee after his involvement in a London 2012 Games ticket resale scandal that also included several other national Olympic Committees.
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Days after Logan Paul's suicide forest controversy broke out, YouTube reprimanded the vlogger by slashing his advertising prospects on the platform, as well as indefinitely delaying the release of Thinning: New World Order.
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Former employees Alexander Polonsky and Brian Zaghi allege Wells Fargo managers pressed workers to meet quotas of 10 accounts per day, required progress reports several times daily and reprimanded workers who fell short.
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In her Facebook post, Page also said she was once "reprimanded" for standing up to Ratner when he asked her to wear a shirt that featured the slogan "Team Ratner" across the front.
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This year, a prosecutor was disrespectful to me while we were in court — to the point of being reprimanded by the judge — while my second chair, a man, was treated only with courtesy.
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But the agency was rebuked for its overreach in 2015: the Supreme Court reprimanded it for regulating mercury, arsenic and other substances emitted by power plants without taking proper account of the costs.
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Senators did not understand why the report largely condemned the CBN while MTN and named commercial banks which transferred money overseas were barely reprimanded, said one of the people familiar with the investigation.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Australian Daniel Ricciardo and Mexican Sergio Perez have become the first Formula One drivers to be reprimanded under a new rule requiring timely attendance at the pre-race national anthem ceremony.
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An administrator at State University of New York at Oswego reprimanded a student for making other students feel "uncomfortable" by raising liberal intolerance of free speech at an "open mic" event last month.
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Consider the case of Dr. Christopher Kirkpatrick, who exposed the over-medication, particularly of opioids, to patients at the Tomah, Wisconsin VA. As a result, he was reprimanded and warned to stay quiet.
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Western nations and a dozen Latin American neighbors have reprimanded Maduro's government over unfair conditions for the vote, and the United States is considering imposing sanctions on the OPEC member's crucial oil sector.
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It will test whether a president with utter contempt for tradition, history, conventions and the rule of law itself can be reprimanded and chastened by the instruments of power as they now exist.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has reprimanded 130 people and summoned more than a thousand company and government officials during a second round of nationwide environmental audits, the official Xinhua news agency said on Thursday.
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An additional three officers — a company commander and two platoon commanders — were reprimanded because they did not treat the wounded man, Yusri al-Sharif, 21, after the confrontation on Thursday, said Lt. Col.
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Hill was reprimanded for her remarks, and in a column for the Undefeated last September, Hill said that while she stands by her beliefs, she did not make them in the correct forum.
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Some Palestinians and Arabs took to social media to celebrate the fires, but Palestinian officials and some religious clerics reprimanded them sharply and urged people not to rejoice in the misfortunes of others.
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"Women should have the freedom to dress and not be restricted to wearing only skirts," said Koreeyor Manuchae, a lawyer representing the association who has twice been reprimanded for wearing trousers in court.
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The network's offshoots — RT UK, RT Arabic, RT Deutsch, RT Español — operate just as freely in other countries (though British regulators have reprimanded RT UK for content "materially misleading or not duly impartial").
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In 2013, Mr. Oliver was reprimanded by Balch Springs police officials for aggressive and unprofessional behavior while working with Dallas County prosecutors as he served as a witness in a drunken-driving case.
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They only increased after the death of Li Wenliang, a Wuhan doctor who had tried to raise the alarm about the virus, officially known as Covid-19, only to be reprimanded by police.
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Episodes of "lunch shaming" — when children are publicly reprimanded for being unable to pay a school lunch bill, including by having their food thrown away — have occurred and have received news media coverage.
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At the final class meeting on Tuesday, a prison official reprimanded an inmate and a Union student — who had sat next to each other for nearly four months — for embracing at the end.
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Mr. Kuczinski, who was promoted by Mr. Ponte shortly after the fine, was also reprimanded on Friday for using his city-owned car for personal trips to airports and on a golf outing.
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The comedian Hasan Minhaj has spoken about "the audacity of equality" — the belief many immigrants foster of belonging to their adopted country, and how rudely, and often, they are reprimanded for their aspirations.
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Similar things happened over and over, with people being reprimanded for having the wrong items in their plastic bags, or for failing to have IDs out, or for having printed the wrong papers.
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Tyler's Kate is less angry than she is blunt, and when she's reprimanded at work for her bluntness, she doesn't understand why: "Emma asked who you thought Room Four's best drawer was," Mrs.
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Photo: GettyWorkers at a National Health Service hospital in the United Kingdom were reprimanded for their role in an extremely narrow data breach that exposed the personal information of exactly one person: Ed Sheeran.
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An ophthalmologist, Li was one of eight people reprimanded by Wuhan police last month for spreading "illegal and false" information about the coronavirus, a flu-like pathogen that since triggered a global health emergency.
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Last year, major portals run by Tencent, Baidu and Weibo were reprimanded and fined by China's internet regulator for failing to properly censor content ahead of a major conference of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Li, 34, was one of eight people reprimanded by police in the central city of Wuhan, the epicenter of the contagion, last month for spreading "illegal and false" information about the flu-like virus.
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The pontiff is known for his easygoing demeanor and close interactions with his followers but his usually friendly face took on a stern expression as he reprimanded the crowd member at a Mexican stadium.
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Mr Staley has been reprimanded by the board over his lapse of judgment, but the chairman, John McFarlane, gave him his full support at the AGM, promising that Mr Staley has learned his lesson.
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Because Smith was on an official OSU recruiting trip -- and at least one high school football coach was also at the club -- Meyer reprimanded Smith and threatened to fire him if it happened again.
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Bill Moran, was confirmed by the Senate in May, but instead of assuming the job, abruptly retired last month after it was revealed he maintained a professional relationship with someone who had been reprimanded.
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A populist who believes in the supremacy of God's law over man, Moore has addressed white supremacy groups, doesn't believe Muslims can serve in Congress, and was twice reprimanded for defying federal court orders.
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Denmark's financial regulator reported Danske Bank to the police last year for violating anti-money laundering rules and reprimanded the bank for not identifying or reducing "significant money laundering risks" in its Estonia branch.
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From being chased and gently reprimanded for nicking strawberries as a kid to buying 50p mascara and developing conjunctivitis as a teenager, my magpie eyes were always drawn to the delights of Ridley Road.
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Ms. James criticized Ms. Teachout for being reprimanded by the North Carolina State Bar for not providing a change of address when she moved out of state while working on a death penalty case.
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In one case last year, a preschool principal instructed her teachers to schedule their pregnancies so that their maternity leaves would not overlap, then reprimanded one of them for getting pregnant out of turn.
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Li was summoned by the Wuhan police on January 3 and reprimanded for "spreading rumors," over a message he sent to his medical school alumni warning of the emergence of a SARS-like coronavirus.
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A group of House and Senate Democrats on Friday reprimanded the Department of Justice's (DOJ) top antitrust enforcer for giving "lobbying advice" to a private company ahead of the controversial T-Mobile-Sprint merger.
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Reporters in the Post's newsroom and elsewhere were left to wonder if, while having their home addresses posted online by an angry mob, they would be reprimanded by their bosses instead of given support.
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When the woman filed a formal complaint in 20163 after years of abuse, a 5th Circuit judicial council reprimanded Kent, suspended his cases for four months and transferred him to a courthouse in Houston.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad said he had not been reprimanded for attempting to correspond with Mr. Trump and that Mr. Khamenei can change his mind and approve negotiations with Washington if the administration shifts its approach.
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A CNN investigation found that very few of the more than 1,000 complaints filed each year against federal judges are deeply investigated and seldom are judges reprimanded, suspended or subject to other disciplinary action.
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But the sector will likely face headwinds this year from a government crackdown on leverage that has led to the chief insurance regulator being investigated for graft and others being reprimanded for overseas acquisitions.
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A blog post from Damore's firm specifically solicited those who had been reprimanded for "refusing to comply with the political orthodoxy at the company" or had faced retaliation over their political views or whistleblowing.
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A federal judge in Kansas who was reprimanded last year by his colleagues over sexual harassment, an extramarital affair with a felon, and chronic tardiness has announced his plans to resign from the bench.
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The NFL recently docked Washington cornerback Josh Norman $25,000 for saying that field judge Brad Freeman "sucked," was "terrible," and "should be reprimanded" by the league for his work in London on October 30.
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SCARLET KNIGHT REPRIMANDED The Rutgers star freshman Corey Sanders was suspended from basketball activities for two weeks for an unspecified violation of team rules, Coach Eddie Jordan said in a statement released by the university.
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Barclays has reprimanded Staley and said it would cut his bonus over his attempts to discover the identity of the author of a letter that made allegations "of a personal nature" about a senior banker.
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But he had to resign after it came out that he had been reprimanded for sexually inappropriate behavior in 2002 with a student — who had received a payout of more than $120,000 from the university.
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Now for the rug to be pulled from underneath me and to be publicly reprimanded and ridiculed over a joke about my own race is completely wrong and I have to do something about it.
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Washington (CNN)Senior White House aide Dan Scavino was reprimanded by the US Office of Special Counsel for violating the Hatch Act in a tweet, according to a letter posted by a Washington watchdog group.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan also reprimanded their Democratic colleagues for not showing up, though it was possible to almost miss their presence, sitting at far ends of the table.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Northern China's Hebei, the country's smoggiest province, has fired and reprimanded more than a dozen city-level officials for failing to control air pollution last year, state news agency Xinhua reported on Friday.
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The Pentagon's watchdog on Wednesday released its report into a former top admiral, finding that his professional relationship with a former Navy commander who had been reprimanded for inappropriate sexual behavior did not constitute misconduct.
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MANAMA (Reuters) - Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton was reprimanded at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday for reversing his Mercedes in the pitlane moments after qualifying on pole position ahead of team mate Nico Rosberg.
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In 2012, the EU reprimanded Greece for unsatisfactorily controlling its frontier, prompting Greece to fence off their land border with Turkey, leaving refugees' with little option but to risk their life over the Aegean Sea.
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A Wuhan doctor said she wishes she could rewind the clock to December when she first sounded the alarm about a new pneumonia-like virus — only to back away after being reprimanded by Chinese officials.
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Last week, amid nationwide outrage over the death of whisteblower doctor Li Wenliang -- who was reprimanded for spreading "rumors" by Wuhan police -- Beijing dispatched an anti-corruption team to the city to investigate the matter.
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At least one other officer was terminated and several others were reprimanded for their handling of other high-profile cases, Chief Jeri Williams said at a news conference on Tuesday and in a Facebook post.
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About 2116% of adults in the United States say Trump should be removed from office, another 221% say he should be reprimanded formally with a congressional censure, and 13% said the charges should be dismissed.
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Martland was removed from his post in Afghanistan and reprimanded after beating up an Afghan police commander working with U.S. forces in 2011 after the commander kidnapped a young Afghan boy and raped him repeatedly.
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Yet the department appears to have not reprimanded the men on its staff, whose content would also have run afoul of many of the supposed social media standards—if those standards were being equally applied.
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"He walked out," said Mr. Norris, who added that he had not seen Mr. Abedi since he reprimanded him and that, had it not been for those two incidents, he would not have noticed him.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Valtteri Bottas led Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton in a practice one-two at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Friday before being reprimanded for a collision with Haas driver Romain Grosjean.
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" At one point Thursday, out of earshot of the jury, Jackson reprimanded one of Stone's defense attorneys for his "extremely slow" cross-examination of Taylor that "tested the patience of the jurors a great deal.
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The Republican lawmaker, who was reprimanded by Congress earlier this year for making racist comments, was filmed defending the place of rape and incest in human history during a speech to a local group of conservatives.
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In 2014 a judge in Wales reprimanded a solicitor advocate who had pinned some badges to his gown and threatened not to hear him if he showed up again "looking like something out of Harry Potter".
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Swedish umpire Mohamed Lahyani was reprimanded by the USTA for going "beyond protocol" when he climbed down from his chair to give Nick Kyrgios a pep talk during his second-round match against Pierre-Hugues Herbert.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A rural Chinese government official who did not respond to telephone calls from an anti-graft inspection team while he was in the shower one evening has been reprimanded, state media said on Thursday.
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Andre Poggenburg, AfD head in the state of Saxony Anhalt who was reprimanded by his party last year for using neo-Nazi slogans, made the comments on Ash Wednesday, when German politicians traditionally hold fiery speeches.
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She reprimanded his work ghost-writing an op-ed for a Ukrainian newspaper about himself after his arrest, and she denied every request he made to challenge the legal underpinnings of his indictment and Mueller's approach.
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Kozinski, meanwhile, was reprimanded for posting pornography, but, after apologizing and shutting down his Web site, he remained on the bench, which is how he came to adjudicate the doll wars when, on appeal, Mattel v.
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The Big Ten Conference reprimanded Michigan Coach Jim Harbaugh and fined the university $10,000 for his violation of the conference's sportsmanship policy after Harbaugh criticized officials following a 30-27 double-overtime loss at Ohio State.
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Read more: At least 18 transgender people have been killed this year in what experts are calling an 'epidemic'From there, the situation escalated, the school's principal and assistant principal got involved, and Vlaming was formally reprimanded.
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According to several sources at the company, employees are continuing to organize and discuss Amazon's climate policies on internal listservs, and many are publicly supporting the employees who have been reprimanded for speaking to the press.
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Bulls guard Justin Holiday returned to the starting lineup one day after a report surfaced that the NBA had reprimanded the team for resting healthy veterans as it aims for a top pick in the draft.
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Baldinger was reprimanded by the New Jersey Supreme Court in 2008 for violating attorney conflict-of-interest rules and again in 2013 by the New York for not reporting his past disciplinary history, according to records.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finnish police reprimanded a man for traveling in a car boot to hide his meeting with Prime Minister Juha Sipila during a government crisis last summer, saying this was breach of the traffic code.
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OTTAWA — A Canadian judge who wore a "Make America Great Again" cap into court the morning after Donald J. Trump's election victory last year was suspended without pay and reprimanded by a disciplinary body on Tuesday.
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So little Black girls being reprimanded at school because their hair is too poofy, my speech, Union's firing, and other stories like hers, hit us in the chest and force us to release a collective sigh.
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Reading a letter from civil rights icon Coretta Scott King opposing Jeff Sessions for a federal judgeship in 1986, the liberal Massachusetts senator was reprimanded by Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader so loathed by Democrats.
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FAA chief Steve Dickson — who days earlier had reprimanded Boeing for failing to show his agency the pilot messages — said last week that the company had hit several milestones, including handing over a key technical document.
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She says if she gets sick, they don't give her extra money for medicines, she doesn't have health security, and she must tolerate being reprimanded whenever a room in the house doesn't meet the employer's expectations.
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What the story does make clear is that NSA cyber defense materials have reportedly been leaked to an adversary, and the NSA's director, Mike Rogers, has apparently been reprimanded for allowing breaches to occur in the past.
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Two young White House staffers were later reprimanded, however, when word surfaced they took the opportunity to pose for a photograph with Castro, who was smiling as he mingled with other dignitaries in his trademark military uniform.
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Steve King, the Republican lawmaker reprimanded by Congress earlier this year for making racist comments, was filmed Wednesday defending the place of rape and incest in human history during a speech to a local group of conservatives.
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Li Wenliang, an ophthalmologist at a hospital in Wuhan, the city at the epicentre of the outbreak, was one of eight people reprimanded by Wuhan police last month for spreading "illegal and false" information about the coronavirus.
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The results underline strength in Ping An's business versus smaller players, amid a sector-wide crackdown on risk that has led to China's chief insurance regulator being investigated for graft and others being reprimanded for overseas acquisitions.
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Florida Atlantic University, which first reprimanded Mr. Tracy in 2013, dismissed him less than a month after the parents of 6-year-old Noah Pozner, the youngest victim of the shooting at Sandy Hook in Newtown, Conn.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Facebook, Google and Twitter were reprimanded by the European Commission on Friday for not doing enough to tackle fake news plaguing the election campaign to the European Parliament, seven months after promising to do more.
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Gingrich's ultimate hypocrisy is that this is the same man who in January 22019 was reprimanded by the House of Representatives, on a vote of 395-28 — which included almost all his fellow Republicans — for unethical conduct.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's securities regulator said it fined and reprimanded the local securities unit of Morgan Stanley for internal control failures related to disclosure of short-selling orders and comprehensive documentation of electronic trading services.
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Earlier this week, Barclays said it had reprimanded Staley and would cut his bonus after he twice attempted to identify the author of a letter that revealed "concerns of a personal nature" about an unnamed senior employee.
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I cried at my desk over trivial things: when I got passed over for a story idea, when I got a confusing text from a guy I was dating, when I got reprimanded by a higher-up.
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TEL AVIV, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Bank Hapoalim, Israel's largest lender, was reprimanded by the country's banking regulator on Wednesday for failing to notify it about a sexual harassment complaint against a senior executive filed by an employee.
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In the end, Jamie says he wasn't ticketed for having a broken taillight—instead, he was reprimanded for having marijuana on him and driving while impaired, and ordered to attend a months-long program for chronic smokers.
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"I've been getting some calls from inmates, but none of them have been told anything," said an attorney with Miami-Dade's public defender office who requested anonymity for fear of being reprimanded for speaking to the media.
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Together we approached our unit's leadership, where she insisted that the comments had stemmed from the representative's own homophobic feelings and recommended that he be reprimanded and removed from his position as the unit's sexual harassment watchdog.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer reported last week that Officer Brown had previously been reprimanded for using a homophobic slur while speaking about a victim in a domestic violence case, a comment that was captured by his body camera.
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Redmond was reprimanded and signed a settlement agreement that required him to eliminate the program, cease recruiting and any supervising of students in St. Kitts and that he abide by a separate housing policy, the report said.
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None were given any reason for their dismissals, although Mr. Kennedy and Ms. Kenney had been reprimanded by Trump transition officials for answering basic logistical questions from Nikki R. Haley, President Trump's pick as United Nations ambassador.
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China's public security ministry this week lauded such efforts, which have continued even after one person who was reprimanded for spreading rumors turned out to be a doctor sounding the alarm about early cases of the illness.
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McMaster later said that he did not know all the rules for removing that information, and he was not formally reprimanded for his actions despite a memo from the Inspector General that said he mishandled the case.
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Earlier this year YouTube had previously reprimanded Paul for showing the body of a suicide victim, by taking him off its most lucrative advertising tier and scrapping a YouTube-sponsored movie that was supposed to star Paul.
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ESPN has reprimanded Jemele Hill, an African-American woman who co-hosts a show called "SC6 with Michael and Jemele," for a string of tweets sent out over the weekend calling Trump and his supporters white supremacists.
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Mr. Batali had also recently been reprimanded because of a complaint made in October by an employee at one of the more than 20 restaurants in the Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group, a company spokesman said on Monday.
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Washington (CNN)White House staff were reminded Wednesday of the restrictions they must follow after top aide Kellyanne Conway was reprimanded for violating the law prohibiting federal employees from using their official government capacity for partisan ends.
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While children tend to be focused on more extrinsic factors for learning, such as being able to do what their friends do or to avoid being reprimanded by parents, for adults the motivation to learn is intrinsic.
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Earlier this year, YouTube had previously reprimanded Paul for showing the body of a suicide victim, by taking him off its most lucrative advertising tier and scrapping a YouTube-sponsored movie that was supposed to star Paul.
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SINGAPORE, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has reprimanded and fined FXCM Asia Limited (HK FXCM) HK$2 million ($256,118) for regulatory breaches and internal control failings relating to under-segregation of client money.
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Li Wenliang, a 34-year-old doctor in Wuhan who tried to warn others about the virus early on but was reprimanded by local authorities for "spreading rumors," died Thursday after fighting on the frontlines of the outbreak.
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Getting reprimanded for celebrating National Beach Day with your boo may not be the best way to spend the day, but it's certainly one way to get a great story out of one of these non-traditional holidays.
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The Obama appointee took the unusual step of calling for the firing of the country's special anti-corruption prosecutor, Nazar Kholodnytsky, who was reprimanded last year after government agents found that he had shared investigative records with suspects.
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Li, 34, was one of eight people reprimanded by police in Wuhan, the epicentre of the contagion, last month for spreading "illegal and false" information about the flu-like virus that has since triggered a global health emergency.
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I suppose the thing I was struck by was, we did have a guy who was reprimanded for weed on the [original Potter] film, essentially, so obviously what Johnny has been accused of is much greater than that.
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After the California Democrat was reprimanded — twice — by her male colleagues for her grilling of Attorney General Jeff Sessions during his testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, she took to Twitter to issue a fiery response.
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It was almost an assembly line: The jurors—the same 12 people who had to bravely endure seventeen months of duty—just sat and watched as individual after individual was brought in, reprimanded, and then escorted back out.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Nearly two dozen San Antonio police seen in uniform wearing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" hats will be reprimanded or provided counseling for violating department policy, the department said on Friday.
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The UFC prez joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs Thursday on FS1) -- and we asked if the fighters will be reprimanded for the incident, in which a child was allegedly hit with a projectile.
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Barclays revealed last month it had reprimanded Staley and would cut his bonus after he twice attempted to identify the author of a letter that made claims "of a personal nature" about a senior employee at the bank.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin has formally reprimanded the head of Russia's space agency and a deputy prime minister over an abortive space rocket launch on Wednesday from a new spaceport, Russian agencies quoted the Kremlin as saying.
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If they fail in that task, then administrative agencies can be reprimanded by an appellate court for engaging in arbitrary and capricious behavior or, in very rare cases, be subject to congressional rebuke via the Congressional Review Act.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's top coal-producing province of Shanxi has reprimanded seven of its cities after a spike in air pollution in the first five months of 7.43, the country's environment ministry said in a notice late Thursday.
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The British bank said last month it had reprimanded Staley and would cut his bonus after he twice attempted to identify the author of a letter that revealed "concerns of a personal nature" about an unnamed senior employee.
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Hugh Chancy, a pharmacist who owns five community drugstores in southern Georgia, said his company had been reprimanded by a pharmacy benefit manager for telling customers when it would be cheaper to pay for medicines without using insurance.
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Those punished were not reprimanded for what happened during the ambush but rather what led up to it, including poor training alongside Nigerien troops, a lack of pre-mission rehearsals and what investigators called a misleading mission plan.
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The club has closed; a government minister was reprimanded by Prime Minister Theresa May for attending; the known guests are running for cover, conveniently claiming to have left early, or to have seen and heard and done nothing.
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When he saw the boys throwing punches, the man interrupted the fight, reprimanded the onlookers filming the fight on their phones by calling them "the real cowards" and talked the boys down by bestowing his wisdom upon them.
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David Green, a spokesman for the city of Austin, acknowledged that Mr. Manno had been reprimanded, but said that he could not discuss personnel issues, including whether other penalties would be imposed as a result of the investigation.
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ZURICH, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Switzerland's financial watchdog will probe the actions of individuals at Julius Baer after it reprimanded the bank for ignoring money-laundering risks in payments linked to corruption in Venezuela and world soccer body FIFA.
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Following a spat with an Evergreen Fire District board member who claimed a "concerned citizen" contacted him about Pritchard's social media activity in July 2018, she estimates she was reprimanded around 20 times for her social media content.
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Looking at 364 questions from moms-to-be, they found the most common question (24.7%) came from pregnant women wanting to know if their cannabis use could be detected by doctors, for fear of getting penalized or reprimanded.
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Hill, 42, was reprimanded by ESPN last year for calling the president a "white supremacist" on Twitter, while James has been blunt and outspoken in his criticism of Trump, some of his policies and some of his rhetoric.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A steelmaker in eastern China has been shut for a second time and local authorities reprimanded after the company resumed production without permission having been told to close due to environmental violations, Xinhua reported on Saturday.
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Swedish umpire Mohamed Lahyani was reprimanded by U.S. Open organizers for going "beyond protocol" when he climbed down from his chair to give Nick Kyrgios a mid-match pep talk during his second round match against Pierre-Hugues Herbert.
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Servello retired honorably from the Navy last May after being reprimanded for his conduct at a Christmas party in December 2016 where he was accused of making unwanted sexual advances on a junior officer while dressed as Santa Claus.
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Năstase wasn't professionally reprimanded until this year when he was banned from having any official tennis role until 2021 for making a racist comment about Williams' daughter and was accused of sexual harassment and misconduct by several female players.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The federal judge overseeing the multidistrict litigation over allegations that Sanofi S.A. breast cancer drug Taxotere causes permanent hair loss has reprimanded a plaintiff who withheld from the company evidence that her hair had grown back.
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China has exonerated a doctor who was officially reprimanded for warning about the coronavirus outbreak and later died of the disease, a startling admission of error by the ruling Communist Party that generally bodes no challenges to its authority.
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At the onset of the outbreak, Wuhan-based Li warned some of his contacts from medical school about a new virus but was reprimanded by the authorities and forced to sign a letter acknowledging that he made "false comments."
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LONDON (Reuters) - Deloitte and a senior partner have been fined and severely reprimanded for misconduct over the audit of Serco Geografix (SGL), an outsourcer that on Thursday formally settled a six-year criminal investigation into fraud and false accounting.
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After weeks of being reprimanded by Justice Jackson for spouting random objections and nonsensical legalese, a gaunt and pale Mr. Gilbert, 34, has largely been absent from his own proceedings, choosing not to come to court on most days.
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"After it was reported that Mr. Edelstein joked about having sex with nuns, he was reprimanded by representatives of the Board of Trustees and told that such behavior was out of line and would not be tolerated," she said.
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As a chief counsel for Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah, Mr. Porter reprimanded an aide who made an inappropriate comment toward a woman who worked in the office, according to two people who worked there at the time.
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His employee Stavos (Anthony Arkin) lost one of the travel agency's valuable clients, and when Philip told the story to Henry, the son gently reprimanded the father: Maybe Stavos was right and Philip should have kept the client himself.
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In one case, Ronald Schnackenberg, a sales manager, explained in a sworn statement how he had been reprimanded for not pushing hard enough to sell a $35,000 real estate program to a couple who seemed unable to afford it.
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The death this month of Li Wenliang, a Wuhan ophthalmologist who had been reprimanded by the authorities for warning medical school classmates about the outbreak in its early days, stirred an outpouring of grief and anger across China. Gov.
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If Mr. Díaz is found guilty of "disorderly conduct," which could include violating "policies against discrimination and harassment," Mr. Díaz could be reprimanded, censured, fined or expelled from the City Council by a two-thirds vote of its members.
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In a tense, private meeting last week in Washington, the head of the Federal Aviation Administration reprimanded Boeing's chief executive for putting pressure on the agency to move faster in approving the return of the company's 737 Max jet.
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They had no way of knowing that they were joining a system that in the next few years would be harshly reprimanded by judges and the federal government for failing to provide adequate services to sick children like their daughter.
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The boilerplate did-not-receive emailA number of drivers have alleged they're reprimanded by FC workers if their vehicles are unable to fit all the packages for a block, and fear being "ticketed" for returning packages they weren't able to deliver.
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Economy minister Yerbolat Dosayev and agriculture minister Asylzhan Mamytbekov, whose ministries were behind the planned land reform, both resigned after Nazarbayev who has run the Central Asian nation since 1989 reprimanded them for failing to adequately explain it to the public.
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Within hours of her tweets, powerful figures from both sides of the aisle reprimanded Omar for what they saw as her engaging with harmful conspiracy theories accusing Jewish people of secretly using money to control the government for their own gain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British bank Barclays has reprimanded Chief Executive Jes Staley and will cut his bonus heavily after he tried to uncover the identity of an internal company whistleblower in a case being investigated on both sides of the Atlantic.
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The British bank, which in April last year said it had reprimanded Staley and would cut his bonus for his attempts to identify the whistleblower, will be required to report to the FCA and PRA on aspects of their whistleblowing programmes.
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Even if most doctors are not reprimanded as a result, being called before the medical licensing board — like receiving a letter from the attorney general — can have a significantly chilling effect on one's willingness to continue prescribing high-dose opioids.
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A Texas teen who is on trial for allegedly murdering his parents was regularly being reprimanded over his poor grades, lying and lax behavior in the months leading up to the couple's shooting deaths, prosecutors argued in court, multiple outlets report.
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Media in Malaysia, the country where Grab originated, report that police have reprimanded a 30-year-old man for six days after a woman reported that she was raped around 4am on Sunday near her house in Seri Kembangan, Selangor state.
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Mike Sitrick, now serving as a spokesman for the CEO, didn't outright deny the report that Rubin carried on a relationship during his time at Google, but did tell the site that he was not reprimanded by the company over it.
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Steve King has defended white supremacy, been reprimanded by his party leaders, and been stripped of his committee positions in Congress, yet in his mind, he has done nothing wrong — except agree to an interview with the New York Times.
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One sales manager for Trump University, Ronald Schnackenberg, recounted how he was reprimanded for not pushing a financially struggling couple hard enough to sign up for a $35,000 real estate class, despite his conclusion that it would endanger their economic future.
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" The club also said the players have since been reprimanded and that they believe the trio "never intended to be racist in any way" with the costumes and "all they meant to do was dress as one of their sporting idols.
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All of which is why it's a shame that Bee's message has been largely overshadowed by debate over this single word, whether she should have used it, how and if she should be reprimanded and whether her show should be canceled.
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He emphasized his relationship with McCain was a vestige from a bygone era of bipartisanship, and he recalled when the two of them sat next to each other on the Senate floor, which they were reprimanded for in the 1990s.
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"The larger context of Trump Administration officials failing to comply, being previously reprimanded by OSC, and, in some cases, openly flouting Hatch Act requirements also argues against giving senior Administration officials benefit of the doubt when considering potential violations," they wrote.
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MOSCOW — Officers and recent graduates of Russia's top security academy will be reprimanded or fired after a video circulated online showing them joyriding around Moscow in a parade of gleaming black luxury vehicles, the Federal Security Service said on Thursday.
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Over the course of those years she bottle-fed them, changed their diapers, dressed them, cooked for them, let them eat her lunch, picked them up from preschool and kindergarten, sang to them, reprimanded them, got worn out by them.
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"She was often reprimanded by her own relatives in her village for having abandoned the purdah and for coming out on the streets and joining protest rallies," he said, referring to women being secluded from men and wearing veils in public.
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As for the 15-year-old high school freshman who has faced in-school suspension for wearing shorts that were allegedly too short, she has also been reprimanded on other occasions for showing some of her stomach and for showing cleavage.
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BEIJING — China has exonerated a doctor who was officially reprimanded for warning about the coronavirus outbreak and later died of the disease, a startling admission of error by the ruling Communist Party that generally bodes no challenges to its authority.
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In one of the final chapters in a lengthy investigation into how four Americans died on an obscure battlefield, some of those who fought in the pitched firefight have been reprimanded, while senior officers who approved the mission have gone unpunished.
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The frontrunner is former Judge Roy Moore, a populist who believes in the supremacy of God's law over man, has addressed white supremacy groups, doesn't believe Muslims can serve in Congress, and was twice reprimanded for defying federal court orders.
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The administration has come under fire for shifting statements about when and where coronavirus test kits will be available, while Trump himself has been reprimanded for garbled or hyperbolic answers about the disease's deadliness and the potential of a quick vaccine.
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Later I tried to discard the remnants of my Springfield Creamery vegan ice cream in the trash and was reprimanded by a waste kiosk supervisor perched on a recycling bin, a teenage girl who was wearing wings and sparkle eye shadow.
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In an Instagram post last month, the actor acknowledged that he had been reprimanded twice for misconduct: Once for reacting in anger over what he considered unsafe working conditions, and a second time when shrapnel hit an unnamed actor during filming.
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The furor crystallized with the death on Friday of Dr. Li Wenliang, a 34-year-old ophthalmologist who was reprimanded by his superiors and the police for privately alerting medical school classmates of an outbreak in Wuhan's hospitals in late December.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump reprimanded his top military brass in a 2017 meeting at the Pentagon, calling them a "bunch of dopes and babies" and telling them "you're all losers," according to a forthcoming book by two Washington Post reporters.
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"It's the second engine I took at the last race and it's the same failure as the last race," said an unhappy Hamilton, who was also reprimanded by stewards for failing to follow the race director's instructions at turn two.
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The Senate has formally reprimanded a president only once -- Andrew Jackson in 1834, over a dispute about the Bank of the United States; Jackson's own Democratic party later expunged the reprimand in 1837 when it took control of the Senate.
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"The Navy's policy is that membership in the Klan is no more illegal than membership in the Elks," a spokesman said at the time, explaining why none of those who attended were reprimanded, even after fights broke out at the rally.
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But the office also cleared her of two other alleged violations involving a tweet defending HUD Secretary Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonSenior HUD official reprimanded for making political statements on the job The Hill's Morning Report - Trump eyes narrowly focused response to Iran attacks Visiting California, Trump pledges action on homelessness MORE and her appearance at an oversight hearing featuring Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenSenior HUD official reprimanded for making political statements on the job New York attorneys subpoena eight years of Trump tax returns: report Eric Holder says Trump is subject to prosecution after leaving office MORE.
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Maybe you flubbed a presentation, or you were reprimanded in front of your colleagues, or you got a bad-news phone call at the worst time — and all of a sudden you're speeding to the office bathroom so that you can "pee," a.k.a.
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A new report from the National Women's Law Center that looks at schools in Washington, DC, found dress codes to be unnecessarily strict and harmful to female students, and that black girls in particular are often reprimanded or punished for violating these rules.
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Three-month LME copper fell 0.5 percent to $203,443.50 a tonne * ALUMINIUM: LME aluminum got support after China's environment ministry reprimanded provincial officials in Shandong, the country's biggest aluminum producing province, for failing to curb the growth of highly-polluting aluminum output.
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When I and other staff members spoke up, for example, about the injustices we saw trickling down from the executive level and the negative impact those decisions had on our clients, we were often reprimanded and told to stay in our place.
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JERUSALEM, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Israel's Bank Hapoalim said on Tuesday that its chairman, Yair Seroussi, will be stepping down at the end of the year after the bank was reprimanded for failing to report a sexual harassment complaint filed against a senior executive.
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"James Deen Productions went on to say that "[w]hile both the adult film and professional fighting industries require their performers to undergo testing for HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, and the like, only the adult industry is being fined and reprimanded under section 5193.
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In 2006, Smith was reprimanded and alleged to have "inappropriately used his position" to allow Redskins owner Dan Snyder cut down more than 130 trees on federally protected lands so Snyder could have a good view of the Potomac from his mansion.
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HONG KONG, March 15 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's securities regulator on Wednesday said it fined and reprimanded the unit of Bank of Communications for failing to "discharge its duties" as a sponsor of a listing application of a mainland Chinese company in the city.
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In mid-April of this year, Ms. Laucher reprimanded five employees for not making enough networking connections on LinkedIn, for neglecting to read a book she had assigned, "The Start-Up of You," and for not submitting their résumés to her for help.
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Juan (Gael García Bernal), a feckless, 30-something veterinary student still living with his well-off parents, is working a summer job at the national institute of anthropology in Mexico City when he is reprimanded for touching relics with his ungloved hands.
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Within China, public discontent about the government's response to the crisis reached an extraordinary peak on Friday after the death of Dr. Li Wenliang, who had warned his colleagues early on about the new virus but was reprimanded for illegally spreading rumors.
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The soldier who drove past the shelter was discharged before he had completed his service, but a soldier who gave a Nazi salute was only reprimanded, leading to criticism that the armed forces were not taking the threat of extremism seriously enough.
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Last month, the Barclays chief executive, James E. Staley, was formally reprimanded by the lender's board for trying to expose a whistle-blower who had filed an anonymous complaint about one of the bank's top investment bankers, a friend of Mr. Staley's.
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This is the second time a White House official has been reprimanded for apparently violating federal law, with Kellyanne Conway being rebuked in February by the Office of Government Ethics for urging the public to buy fashion products sold by Ivanka Trump's brand.
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Ayanna Pressley—the so-called "Squad"—are all strongest when they act together, uncowed by demands to be "pragmatic" and instead sticking to the principles that got them elected, even when that means being reprimanded by party leadership and corporate media pundits.
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Blum talks of being reprimanded by BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE as footage of the former Speaker rolls.
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But the report on the Department of Investigation's inquiry, which was released last week, reprimanded Mr. Ponte for the misuse of his city vehicle on trips that led to frequent absences during a time of upheaval at the Rikers Island jail complex.
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Trump staffers have relied on the latest in smartphone technology to shield their digital activity from hackers as well as leak-obsessed superiors — so much so that White House press secretary Sean Spicer even reprimanded his press shop for using them in February.
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White House social media director Dan Scavino, former US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, Melania Trump's spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, and at least another half dozen Trump White House staffers have also been reprimanded or warned by the special counsel's office for Hatch Act violations.
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Within hours of her tweets, powerful figures from both sides of the aisle reprimanded Omar for what they saw as her engaging with harmful, anti-Semitic stereotypes and conspiracy theories accusing Jewish people of secretly using money to control government for their own gain.
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