Mr. Lesnak retired with his pension — "never an oral reprimand, never a written reprimand, never a suspension," he said.
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As of now, four officers and two enlisted soldiers received letters of reprimand, known as a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand. Maj. Gen.
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It certainly earned Singapore a unusual public reprimand from China.
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Stanford will be fined $5,000 and given a public reprimand.
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"For the press, this is a serious reprimand," he added.
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The U.S. discovers that ZTE never issued those reprimand letters.
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Most received an official reprimand and 22 face criminal charges.
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According to the complaint, nothing was done to reprimand Phillip.
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Wilson's provoking "You lie!" was layered with racist patriarchal reprimand.
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Cernan was given a letter of reprimand from the agency.
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Had the future king just issued Morgan a coded reprimand?
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But how do you reprimand, discipline, punish bad corporate behavior...?
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When a front desk sits unstaffed, a reprimand will follow.
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The recipient may feel like you're about to reprimand them.
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The minister got away with a reprimand, Mr. Stepanitskiy recalled.
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One order made it easier to fire and reprimand federal employees.
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He is appealing the reprimand that he cease all public ministry.
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The conventional physician was given a reprimand and a $5,000 fine.
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On Tuesday, she questioned why lawmakers were pushing to reprimand Rep.
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The House most recently voted in 2012 to reprimand former Rep.
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So, I would send it in expecting some sort of reprimand.
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Manchin has called for Trump to be censured -- a public reprimand.
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Siatta said he understood the reprimand but steadfastly defends his actions.
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An initial Army investigation resulted in a reprimand but no charges.
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" The court decided to issue a public reprimand because Murguia's actions were "too serious and the importance of maintaining the integrity of the Judiciary in the mind of the public too important for a private reprimand.
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Bradley smirked at the reprimand, and Baez took note of his smile.
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Holden then appears to point her finger at him and reprimand him.
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Behavior that violates those norms stands out, and is subject to reprimand.
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WASHINGTON — The House voted almost unanimously on a resolution to reprimand Rep.
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I have to reprimand," Trump said, before adding blandly, "How dare you.
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Such a sharp public reprimand for WhatsApp indicates frustration within the government.
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" He continued, "The second reprimand came during an episode I was directing.
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No contraband was found, and the officer was given a "simple reprimand".
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Leaders of the Alaskan Republican Party are weighing a reprimand for Sen.
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Trump supporters heckling GOP speakers, who then reprimand them from the stage.
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The FTC settled an investigation of Google in 2013 with a reprimand.
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It chose not to, facing a reprimand from its own justice system.
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However, if the discipline is a reprimand, then Quinlan's decision is final.
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Images and videos of their public reprimand have been widely shared online.
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She is detained, and is lucky to get off with a reprimand.
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Yes, either the House or Senate can censure -- formally reprimand -- the President.
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He will reprimand all sides for using the protests for political gain.
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Furthermore, as President, Trump has the ultimate authority to reprimand or fire Conway.
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While I reprimand him, an old friend from work comes up and interrupts.
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The commission could also issue a public admonishment, reprimand or censure the judge.
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And they have all been met with a very specific reprimand: Be quiet.
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So the agency can only reprimand companies that it catches breaking the rules.
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Uber isn't the only company to recently reprimand users for race-related actions.
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So at the very least, Mexicans expected Peña Nieto to reprimand his guest.
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Doe 2 reported him to the police, and he received a written reprimand.
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Such penalties range from a reprimand to a 5-day suspension, Ross explained.
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Love also tells Elizabeth to stay out of his classroom, the reprimand says.
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He begs his baby to reprimand him, to be angry and rightfully so.
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Lil B has previously posted critical statements about race, without reprimand from Facebook.
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Punishment can range from a simple reprimand to the loss of a job.
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He said the ambassador had issued "an administrative reprimand" to the diplomat concerned.
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He's a repository of almost every character trait that we reprimand children for.
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Fran is enraged by Hannah's response to a reprimand from the school principal.
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The officers may face a reprimand, suspension, demotion or termination, the release said.
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The officers face a range of punishments, from a reprimand to being fired.
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He was dismissed from the Air Force and issued a letter of reprimand.
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The court did, however, reprimand North Carolina's General Assembly and, by extension, Gov.
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I'd reprimand him for going off his medications; he'd label me weak-minded.
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The best they can hope for may be a symbolic reprimand of Trump.
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And if your husband has been an obstacle in this, reprimand him too.
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Democrats are moving to censure or reprimand the Iowa congressman, a stinging penalty.
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He was surely trying to both support Afghanistan and reprimand Khan for his comments.
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But according to experts, the move doesn't go far enough to reprimand the kingdom.
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She also lost her top secret security clearance and recently received a formal reprimand.
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Punishment following the investigation could range from a written reprimand to suspension or termination.
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The Board wrote in the public reprimand that the rescinded order was also inappropriate.
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" Hunter's federal lawsuit claims the public reprimand humiliated him and caused "continued economic injury.
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These free apps can help • What to do when your boss needs a reprimand
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Administration actions can range from verbal counseling to a letter of reprimand, he said.
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The range of punishments can include a reprimand, a suspension, demotion and/or termination.
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In short: A permanent letter of reprimand often means the end of a career.
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Fourteen months later, I received a formal reprimand that effectively ended my Army career.
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Seldom does he reprimand the actors in this story for the choices they made.
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South Carolina's largest school district said it'd reprimand about 530 students for cutting class.
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The board's censure was upgraded to a public reprimand by the state Supreme Court.
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Deputy Ralph Mackey received a written reprimand for not activating his body-worn camera.
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John Cornyn (R-Texas) said of the GOP endorsing a reprimand short of impeachment.
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The legislation also ensures employers can't reprimand people who choose to stay home sick.
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All the while, the Fed did little more than send the occasional letter of reprimand.
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That's why many analysts say Ukraine needs help — and that Russia needs a severe reprimand.
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Don't worry: Francois was given a written reprimand in December, according to sheriff's office records.
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Bassett arrives to reprimand him for almost leaving the mother behind while rescuing the baby.
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Barclays will reprimand Mr Staley in writing and cut last year's bonus of £1.3m ($1.6m).
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Most received only an official reprimand, while 10 were dismissed and 12 faced criminal punishments.
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The bishops called for House Speaker Paul Ryan and other Republican lawmakers to reprimand Sessions.
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If he were alive today, his behavior would certainly warrant a reprimand and possibly firing.
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The Republicans can strip King of his committees, excoriate him, censure him, and reprimand him.
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The Trump administration skirted another opportunity to apologize to McCain or reprimand Sadler on Friday.
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But Ryan wouldn't say Thursday whether he believed Barton should resign or face any reprimand.
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It also determined that probation and public reprimand and censure were the most common penalties.
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It did not say when the reprimand was issued or when the payment was made.
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It was viewed widely as a reprimand of Trump, who proudly embraces the "nationalist" title.
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Tables are boring, flat things that cannot be slapped, climbed upon, taken apart without reprimand.
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The only senior officer to receive a letter of reprimand so far is Maj. Gen.
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CLEVELAND — Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph did not escape the brawl with the Browns without reprimand.
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That means for every one reprimand, a teacher should provide three or four positive reinforcements.
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The secretary can now fire or reprimand employees after a 21-day internal grievance process.
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Some said the reprimand announced by the paper before Bernstein's tweet appeared was not enough.
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There were rumblings in the House on Friday about trying to formally reprimand Mr. King.
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The committee could ultimately recommend the House take action to punish or reprimand Mr. Gaetz.
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The return of both comedians highlights an unambiguous and frustrating double standard between the way we reprimand women comics like Kathy Griffin and Samantha Bee for their fuckups, and the way we reprimand their male counterparts, even when their misconduct has been more severe.
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He said that in cases like the one involving Jack Montague, one in five results in no adverse finding and two of five result in a reprimand or probation, not that the majority result in neither an adverse finding nor a reprimand or probation.
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Even just a formal reprimand, however, can make a big impact on a civil servant's job.
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In baseball, that reprimand usually comes in the form of fastballs thrown at hitters, by pitchers.
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PwC, one of the world's top four accounting firms, and Harrison both received a severe reprimand.
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The punishments include suspension and removal from command, letters of reprimand, formal counseling and extensive retraining.
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They finally reprimand Winter: She should have asked them before she bought their son a pet.
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Comedian Whitney Cummings was one of many commenters to reprimand the rapper for his reported purchase.
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Censure is an official reprimand that could be used to highlight conduct that lawmakers deem inappropriate.
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They believe a public reprimand or punishment would serve to enforce the chamber's rules and decorum.
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Stewards blamed Rosberg for causing the last lap incident, imposing a meaningless time penalty and reprimand.
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He was sentenced to a punitive letter of reprimand and a forfeiture of three months' pay.
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Omar, a progressive Muslim woman, has been singled out for reprimand, is an unacceptable double standard.
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Hardly a reprimand, her message to her troops seemed to be: He's not worth the energy.
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That reprimand would enable him to continuing practicing law as an assistant public defender in Maryland.
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More serious punishments, like a reprimand or a censure, require an act by the full House.
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That resolution did not go as far as a censure, which would be a stronger reprimand.
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The Saudis are still indirectly routing billions of dollars into hot startups, with little public reprimand.
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The reprimand came despite U.S. efforts to court Myanmar to help counteract China's rise in the region.
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He was slapped with an administrative reprimand that his command is now working to expunge, officials said.
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As a proposed punishment, the university would temporarily put a letter of reprimand in Glantz's personnel file.
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Fast forward to 2018, and she can now wear her natural hair with pride — and without reprimand.
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Six supervisors will receive a written reprimand and 17 officers will receive written counseling, the chief said.
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Liberty University students on Wednesday issued a reprimand against their school's president for continuing to support Trump.
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Apparently, the bland thoughts of a talking cyborg were enough to get a reprimand from the wife.
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There's nothing like a stern but witty reprimand from Helen Mirren to dissuade people from drunk driving.
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As Mufasa is getting ready to reprimand his son, there's a familiar scene with the setting sun.
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I did not know that practicing my cartwheels and splits on the long veranda warranted such reprimand.
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The case was settled and Matthews received a reprimand but continued to make inappropriate comments about women.
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She hears me reprimand my mother, lose my patience, announce that someone I love is an imposition.
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Punishment, should any be given, can range from a simple reprimand to the loss of a job.
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The reprimand was his second of the season, with a third triggering a 10 place grid penalty.
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In fact, educators typically suggest a 3:23 or 4:1 praise-to-reprimand ratio is best.
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This week also saw Durant's coach, Steve Kerr, reprimand politicians in comments on the Florida school shooting.
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And shouldn't some kind of reprimand be announced by the publication given a rule had been broken?
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Despite the reprimand from the Soviet health ministry, Kalnbērzs went on to have a brilliant career in medicine.
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Not to mention that there are entire compilations dedicated to tennis players having tantrums, often without official reprimand.
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You realize you're not going to be fired, no one is going to come reprimand you for it.
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For example, an official might find it difficult to reprimand or to fire a relative who is incompetent.
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The lawsuit names the county and the four commissioners serving at the time of Hunter's reprimand as defendants.
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Instead, it said, the firm simply issued a verbal reprimand and prompted the executive to repay the expenses.
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Beyond these, in the forbidden zone, lies anything from a reprimand to long jail time and possibly torture.
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Consequences for violating the law range from an official reprimand to a civil penalty of up to $1,000.
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But in 2860, there were relatively few actions taken: 2713 fines, 8603 revocations, 2860 suspensions and 2290 reprimand.
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That's because Chinese President Xi Jinping last year personally asked Trump to save that company from the reprimand.
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And this week, our reporters learned that a more junior officer received word that his reprimand was rescinded.
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To enforce these rules, police and drones roam the streets to reprimand and fine anyone caught wandering outside.
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He also had a long record of official misconduct, including suspensions, letters of reprimand and threats of termination.
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"Many of the statements included in the reprimand memo are based on misleading and incorrect information," he wrote.
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The results are an unmistakable reprimand against the pro-Beijing government in Hong Kong, and to Beijing itself.
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Consequences for violating the law range from an official reprimand to a civil penalty of up to $85033,000.
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Some students said their schools could reprimand them for staging walkouts, but they're willing to face the consequences.
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Army Issues New Reprimand to Leader of Green Beret Team Ambushed in Niger: An earlier admonishment against Capt.
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"One of the things that is hurtful about the extent to which reprimand is sought of Ilhan is that no one seeks this level of reprimand when members make statements about Latinx + other communities (during the shutdown, a GOP member yelled "Go back to Puerto Rico!" on the floor)," Rep.
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They have no reason to reprimand Dan Coats other than the fact that they are trying to hide something.
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The center's former director also threatened to reprimand staff members who complained about the alleged abuser, the agency says.
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Maybe the boys shouldn't be suspended, one black resident of Baraboo mused to me, but what about a reprimand?
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"The actions included suspension and removal from command, letters of reprimand, formal counseling and extensive retraining," the report said.
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Democratic leadership decided to move forward with Clyburn's proposal, a formal reprimand, which is less serious than a censure.
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Part of the deal was that ZTE would reprimand and deny bonuses to the employees who had acted illegally.
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Whatever measures the NFL is taking to reprimand teams that ask discriminatory questions are clearly not stacking up enough.
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"They just ... reprimand another president in front of the international community," he told the Jewish community at a synagogue.
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Four parties - Liberals, Conservatives, Greens & Bloc Quebecois - have been forced to ditch or reprimand candidates for making racist remarks.
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Boden, who was PWC's senior audit partner for RSM Tenon, was fined 114,750 pounds and given a severe reprimand.
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O'Reilly can reprimand the left for its moral bankruptcy the next time Kathy Griffin headlines a Hillary Clinton rally.
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The president supposedly got off with just a reprimand after explaining that he was on his way to church.
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A censure resolution — essentially a public reprimand — lacks the teeth of impeachment's intrinsic threat to remove a sitting president.
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"A prosecutor engaged in intentional misconduct faces immediate reprimand, including termination," Charisma Troiano, a spokeswoman for Mr. Thompson, said.
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He was given a written reprimand for the database misuse and fined two days' pay for the voice mail.
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The nonjudicial punishments include letters of reprimand, which could have a career-ending effect on the service members involved.
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That she left the administration amicably — without a Twitter announcement or reprimand — shows how deftly she played her game.
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Clinton and her advisers believe that she can weather Mr. Comey's public reprimand without sustaining much long-term damage.
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Lawyers who break the rules can face a range of penalties, from a reprimand to having their license revoked.
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Mike Perozeni, along with his second in command, received a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand, known as a GOMOR.
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Mr. Staley will receive a formal reprimand and take a pay cut; he has already apologized to the board.
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But the case went to non-judicial punishment, and the accused received a written reprimand, according to the report.
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Daniel B. Allyn, the vice chief of staff of the Army, though it fell short of a formal reprimand.
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"Bulldog" Bouton had made the effort to stick up for his teammate and reprimand a bratty teenager from Brooklyn.
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"I deserved a reprimand, of course," Michelle Henderson, the chemist who was sentenced on Monday, said in an interview.
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"I deserved a reprimand, of course," Michelle Henderson, the chemist who was sentenced on Monday, said in an interview.
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"One of the things that is hurtful about the extent to which reprimand is sought of Ilhan is that no one seeks this level of reprimand when members make statements about Latinx + other communities (during the shutdown, a GOP member yelled 'Go back to Puerto Rico!' on the floor)," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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Vinal recommended a year of probation — a significant statement considering that Porter's partner in that case merely got a reprimand.
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"At no time have District officials sought to censor or reprimand any pupils for their online speech," Mr. Watson wrote.
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The White House has made the decision it won't fire or reprimand those officials, even if they offer damaging testimony.
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For months, the Arizona state party has been considering whether to reprimand her for leaning too far to the right.
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"We must take it seriously as it is severe reprimand against the LDP and reflect deeply on it," he said.
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The vague messaging caused politicians on both sides of the aisle to quickly reprimand his remarks and disavow white supremacy.
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After Konopka agreed to the reprimand, the board's medical review subcommittee received additional complaints regarding her, according to Kissinger's ruling.
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She was given a letter of reprimand and removed from her Strategic Command role, after which she tried to retire.
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The body said it had full power to caution, reprimand and impose a maximum fine of 250,000 rand per charge.
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"There is no point in summoning the Ambassador of Ireland for a 'reprimand,'" Lieberman wrote in a tweet on Thursday.
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Now, China is making amends for that reprimand as it pushes to install itself as the foremost power in Myanmar.
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The instructors walk along the rows, correcting each woman's stance, and reprimand them for not remembering the previous day's instructions.
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A Division I Committee on Infractions panel handed the university a $5,000 fine in addition to public reprimand and censure.
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The agency had previously proposed the fine in 85033 but is now coming through on its promise to reprimand Abramovich.
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After the reprimand and warning, he withdrew money from ATMs at casinos seven more times for a total of $28503,22019.
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To her knowledge, the publication did nothing to reprimand the him, though he ceased his harassment after Natalie came forward.
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Thomas Gibbons-Neff I am submitting this letter to urge that the General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR) on Capt.
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Kim does her best to reprimand her daughter for going the face paint route, but North's just too dang cute.
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In the substantiated cases, 65 service members were disciplined in some way ranging from letters of reprimand to life imprisonment.
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Votel wrote four letters of reprimand and admonishment and ordered boards to evaluate the flight certification of three aircrew members.
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The panel will also review a letter of reprimand Golsteyn received in connection with his case, according to the Post.
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The reprimand against Judge Carlos Murguia was laid out in a file written by Judge Timothy Tymkovich outlining the findings.
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He was given a letter of reprimand, but he didn't care; he had already decided to separate from the service.
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She successfully challenged a professional reprimand and in the process helped redefine free speech rights for lawyers and advocacy groups.
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He was called into a disciplinary meeting, handed a written reprimand, and warned to stop further criticisms of the agency.
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Justice Bernd Zabel was given a 30-day suspension without pay and a formal reprimand, according to the National Post.
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What if Durant, suddenly emboldened by the call to reprimand Draymond, tells Bob Myers that he doesn't want to leave.
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" (Not counting the guitar, bass and drum lessons he gives her between chores.) "He'll reprimand her when she does something wrong.
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The board will issue a formal written reprimand to Staley and make a "very significant" adjustment to his variable compensation award.
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The big picture: The settlement does not include any admission of wrongdoing from the automaker or a reprimand from the EPA.
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He drew a reprimand from the election authorities for exhorting Hindus to convert 100 Muslims for every Hindu that adopted Islam.
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He is summoned to the barracks and laments the forced separation, risking reprimand for a few more seconds with his love.
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"China will do the easy things -- they will reprimand North Korea and agree to start discussions at the UN," said Zhao.
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Under its Rule 10, it may recommend to the House, on "clear and convincing evidence," a reprimand, fine, censure or expulsion.
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Hannity on Tuesday also noted that the Alaska Republican Party is considering a reprimand of Murkowski for her opposition to Kavanaugh.
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But in some cases the actions, such as letters of reprimand, are tough enough to effectively end chances for further promotion.
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The Navy does not make these public, but the actions could include letters of reprimand that could effectively end their careers.
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That ended with a reprimand for buying stocks on behalf of customers without checking with them first, the Mississippi settlement said.
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Helle told the San Antonio Express-News he expected the officers to only face "benign" punishment, such as a written reprimand.
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It is also an implicit reprimand, suggesting that when it comes to debating immigration, we've been doing it very, very wrong.
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After the video conference at the Pentagon, General Deedrick informed Colonel Painter that he would be receiving a letter of reprimand.
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The chief said he had opted to reprimand the officers, rather than impose more serious discipline, because of their clean records.
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Although angry that I had gone to play where mosquitoes could bite me, my father would not reprimand a sick child.
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In the interview, Ai spoke about how her hospital's disciplinary committee gave her "an unprecedented and severe reprimand" for spreading rumors.
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There are lesser ways the House could impose its disapproval of King -- most notably censure (more serious) and reprimand (less serious).
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Like many crew members I spoke to, the machinist declined to give his name for fear of reprimand from his superiors.
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In the rest, there were no more than three instances of suspension, reprimand or other remedial action in any given year.
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What I think happens is that there is a critical reprimand for choosing mythic elements and allegorical elements in American theater.
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One officer received a written reprimand for using inappropriate language, but the board found he attempted to de-escalate the situation.
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It will likely result in a historic reprimand of Trump's conduct as he becomes the third president ever to be impeached.
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At first, General McMaster ordered that an official reprimand be inserted into the officers' files after they graduated from Ranger School.
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Mr. Yildirim showed impatience with some of Mr. Imamoglu's answers, often interrupting him and even earning a reprimand from the moderator.
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Those measures, said Votel, involved removal from command, letters of reprimand, counseling, and further training — but fell short of criminal charges.
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"One of the things that is hurtful about the extent to which reprimand is sought of Ilhan is that no one seeks this level of reprimand when members make statements about Latinx + other communities," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Twitter, mentioning a Republican House member who shouted, "Go back to Puerto Rico" on the House floor.
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The mass reprimand against China's actions represents a growing view that the Asian nation is defying international norms of fair economic practice.
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But the latest misconduct proceeding against Kozinski could have resulted in a serious reprimand because of the "tremendous nationwide publicity," Rotunda said.
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The prison had given him a "slow walk pass" that allowed him to do just that — walk slowly — without fear of reprimand.
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Censure is used by Congress as a tool to publicly reprimand and urge further action -- the vote simply makes a political point.
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For those found guilty, the penalties range from a verbal reprimand, to the loss of vacation days, to removal from the force.
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Democrat House Majority Whip James Clyburn also said he intends to introduce a measure that would reprimand King but not censure him.
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So, in two weeks maybe we'll see a reprimand from the school board or maybe some clandestine making out in the halls.
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A third officer, Justin Vansteenburg, a four-and-a-half-year veteran, received a written reprimand and was reinstated with back pay.
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As drone operators can often be occluded from view, it's not always easy to detect their whereabouts and reprimand them in situ.
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Do they yearn for the old days when you could put a foreigner or a person of color in check without reprimand?
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Even after that led to a reprimand, Washington sent him an eloquent but sadly misguided letter telling him to change his ways.
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But leaders of the committee backpedaled this month in response to a subtle public reprimand from the No. 2 House Republican, Rep.
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If he doesn't resign on Thursday, the panel could recommend a range of potential punishments, including a public reprimand or even expulsion.
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Administrative punishments typically include letters of reprimand, which can significantly hurt the ability of a member of the military to get promoted.
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He said if Democrats fail to formally reprimand their members over their comments, he plans to take strides to push for repercussions.
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The book "is also an implicit reprimand, suggesting that when it comes to debating immigration, we've been doing it very, very wrong."
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As the clip made its way around Parliament, Conservative members demanded that the speaker of the house, John Bercow, reprimand Mr. Corbyn.
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Cicilline's reprimand of a top Amazon lawyer at one hearing — "I may remind you, sir: You are under oath" — comes to mind.
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Either a stern judicial reprimand or a congressional censure or both might be necessary to disabuse Mr. Trump of his autocratic tendencies.
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Eliza's school is one of several across the country prepared to reprimand students for participating in the national demonstration, citing safety concerns.
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Every passing second seemed a gentle yet firm reprimand, a tick of you, you, you, with Michael slackly agreeing to the sentiment.
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Whether the Trump administration will publicly take action or reprimand Israel for the intrusion is another matter, and is so far unclear.
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He predicted a hefty fine and a clear reprimand that would communicate to Musk that he can't step out of line again.
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But Froome said it was purely accidental, "a bit of a wobble," not an attempt to reprimand Aru for his earlier attack.
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Those measures would force Republicans to take a stand on the House Democratic majority's attempt to publicly reprimand one of their own.
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CNN affiliate WFOX-WJAX reports Swinyar will also get a letter of reprimand and a mandatory referral to the Employee Assistance Program.
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At the end of January he issued a strong reprimand to anyone who interpreted the new teaching as offering communion to the "adulterous".
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"We have received opinion this time from both directions, such as the reprimand was too much," waterworks bureau spokesman Gen Oka tells CNN.
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In September, court officials issued a rare public reprimand of Judge Carlos Murguia of the United States District Court in Kansas City, Kan.
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The Phoenix Police Department gave a second officer involved in the incident a written reprimand, and the police chief agreed with the decision.
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The reprimand comes in response to a tweet by Dan Scavino, posted in April, that called for the election defeat of Republican Rep.
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The FSA also gave the bank a reprimand for not having identified and reduced "significant money laundering risks" in its branch in Estonia.
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The situation is hardly identical, but whether Khosrowshahi makes a similar choice, forgoing serious reprimand for a slim public apology, will mean everything.
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Following an inquiry into the report, the SFC attempted to fine and reprimand Moody's in November 2014, but Moody's appealed against the action.
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But the House resolution seemed to be motivated less by a commitment to historical truth than by the desire to reprimand Mr Erdogan.
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Police have recommended indicting Mr Netanyahu before, in unrelated cases, only for previous attorneys-general to let him off with a public reprimand.
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More recently, as a second-order reprimand for Iranian provocations, he increased sanctions on Iran's supreme leader and a handful of military commanders.
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Chelsea Clinton, who has called out Trump before (and before that), was quick to reprimand the president about having a little basic decency.
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The Titans reportedly don't plan to reprimand Casey for Wednesday's comments but said they do want to collect his thoughts on the matter.
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"In the interbank market, the penalty is often just several hundred thousand yuan of fines, and some oral reprimand," said an Evergreen investor.
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An ethics complaint over Christie's handling of the lane closures could result in disbarment or lesser sanctions such as a censure or reprimand.
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Experts say there is often a tendency to respond with harsh punishment, to reprimand nurses and doctors for how they harmed a patient.
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He needed to be the same messy, loud, and the non-killjoy uncle that wouldn't reprimand you for wearing your jeans too low.
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He received a letter of reprimand citing his actions before the mission, including insufficient training and rehearsals before leaving base on Oct. 3.
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The pope then summoned Archbishop Viganò to Rome for what the former ambassador has said he was assured would be a serious reprimand.
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The officer who received a written reprimand for the incident had tried at one point to "de-escalate" the situation, the chief noted.
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Praising the result, Weirich announced that the Tennessee board had agreed to dismiss the charges against her in exchange for a private reprimand.
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London (CNN Business)The BBC has reversed its decision to reprimand anchor Naga Munchetty over her comments about President Donald Trump's racist language.
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A reprimand was defined as "verbal disapproval (including a threat or scolding)" to inappropriate behavior, or an instruction that the behavior should stop.
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The flight attendant told the story on the condition that her name not be used, to avoid a possible reprimand from her employer.
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"One of the things that is hurtful about the extent to which reprimand is sought of Ilhan is that no one seeks this level of reprimand when members make statements about Latinx + other communities (during the shutdown, a GOP member yelled 'Go back to Puerto Rico!' on the floor)," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted, referring to an incident in January when Rep.
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Singapore's decision to ship troop carriers that had been in Taiwan via Hong Kong earned the city-state an unusual public reprimand from China.
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As Bogins continued to reprimand her, Heard says Officer Braziel came over and told her to give him her phone connected to the headphones.
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Oddly enough, he deploys his perch as columnist to remind Silicon Valley of its origins from government funding and reprimand it for being uncooperative.
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A House committee, noting the recent reprimand of a judge in Kansas, questioned whether the court system has done enough to prevent sexual harassment.
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When Batali noticed, the woman said he allegedly called her over and she thought he would reprimand her or ask her to delete it.
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The company not only failed to reprimand employees who had acted illegally, but it even gave them full bonuses, according to the Commerce Department.
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The board will issue a formal written reprimand to Staley and cut his variable compensation by an amount decided when the regulatory investigations conclude.
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She was also allegedly given a written reprimand for her attendance, absences which she said were because she was emotionally distraught from the attack.
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Reuters previously reported that the OCC had been investigating Citi over the problem and initially decided to issue the bank with a written reprimand.
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She seemed pleased that the game afforded her an opportunity to reprimand her teacher—a chance to express a different facet of her imagination.
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In response, legislators at the state and federal level have introduced a slew of bills seeking to reprimand "sanctuary schools" by pulling government grants.
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"As a husband and father" was how Mike Pence, who has a son and two daughters, commenced his own short-lived reprimand of Trump.
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The first reprimand was for poor customer service at a previous store and the second one was for putting fertilizer in the wrong can.
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Four days later, an official reprimand issued to Cummins indicated that Elizabeth had been in his classroom for a half-hour earlier that day.
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In the first quarter, he called a timeout just so he could reprimand Leonard for allowing Curry an open 3-pointer (which he buried).
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It was seen as a direct rebuke of the Nationals leaders' actions, even though the PM is powerless to formally reprimand or remove him.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel told reporters on Tuesday that he supported the decision to reprimand the officers, and that the Police Department's policy was consistent.
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Whenever I started to talk a lot, my mom would of take me aside and reprimand me for talking too much because it's unladylike.
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Directors at Barclays have said they will formally reprimand Mr. Staley and make a "very significant compensation adjustment" to his bonus after the inquiry.
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The result is that almost all conversations take place on public Slack channels where executives give harsh feedback and reprimand people for small mistakes.
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But outside of a written reprimand and a drop in title, he wasn't suspended and didn't see a reduction in his pay or grade.
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WASHINGTON — The Army has issued a new reprimand to the leader of the Green Beret team that was ambushed in 2017 in Niger. Capt.
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It's a rare move against Saudi citizens, but as As Vox's Alex Ward reported, the move doesn't go far enough to reprimand the kingdom.
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He also did not say whether he didn't defend her from attacks because he believed, as Pelosi and Schumer did, that they deserved a reprimand.
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In it, she said that Uber's HR failed to deal with or reprimand sexual harassers, and that the company's culture routinely devalued and mistreated women.
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Or what if their constituents feel like a reprimand that comes down is insufficient for the scale of the breach of trust or neutrality involved?
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House Democrats have a simple message for the GOP leaders threatening to reprimand participants in last June's marathon gun-violence sit-in: Be our guest.
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In the substantiated cases, 65 service members received some form of disciplinary action, ranging from letters of reprimand to life imprisonment, according to the Pentagon.
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This earned Mrs Mohamed a reprimand from Judge Davis who told both mothers that he could not have any kind of confrontation in the courtroom.
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My mother, Somsy, spent her entire childhood in Luang Prabang, and explained to me that children usually participate in the ritual; otherwise, they risk reprimand.
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Moscow claims to this day that it had nothing to do with it, but it was nonetheless unable to escape reprimand from the international community.
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Mr. Pruitt has faced criticism, and received a reprimand from his boss, for spending more than $107,000 of public money on first-class air travel.
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The panel can recommend punishments such as a reprimand, censure or expulsion, but the final punishment is determined by a vote in the full House.
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The United States cannot constantly reprimand other countries for their lack of regard about civilian life when the drone war itself overlooks these ethical values.
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He ordered the Alabama State president to reprimand all the students involved and expel the nine he believed, based on the photos, had organized it.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's deputy health minister has told the European Union's top health official to butt out after getting a reprimand for smoking in public.
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The bank said it would formally reprimand Mr. Staley and make a "very significant compensation adjustment" to his bonus after the investigators completed their work.
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It's not realistic to imagine that a teacher never use a reprimand; even the most positive teacher will need to stop highly disruptive behavior quickly.
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When all of the interactions were analyzed, it turned out there was no "tipping point" of praise over reprimand where on-task behavior drastically improved.
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Experts in government ethics say that typically, offenses like Ms. Conway's would result in a letter of reprimand, though it could be grounds for termination.
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But there's little expectation that the probe's conclusions will be impartial, or that it will reprimand the crown prince, known as MBS, in any significant way.
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The Senate Ethics Committee issued a formal reprimand to California DemocratAlan Cranston, and criticized Democrats Dennis DeConcini of Arizona and DonaldRiegle of Michigan for acting improperly.
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It's almost like a reprimand, but it's not bad, because in the Bible it says God loves you, and if someone reprimands you, they love you.
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Only one member of the House voted against the resolution: Democrat Bobby Rush of Illinois, who wanted a more stern reprimand of King that included censure.
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In previous encounters with authorities Abu Ahmad had shown them an expired travel permit allowing him to move around inside Turkey, and escaped with a reprimand.
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As we reported last month, the FTC is reportedly looking at a potentially multi-billion dollar fine but such a costly reprimand has yet to materialize.
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" The pact, Salmon said, was "crafted in a way to allow Beijing to use creative interpretation to weasel out of further reprimand from the United States.
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Disney and Marvel probably won't reprimand one of their biggest stars, but the companies will most likely make sure their big stars turn their phones off.
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Mr. Leung singled out a separatist publication for public reprimand last year, angering Hong Kongers with what they saw as an implicit threat to free speech.
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The official said that Golsteyn had received a letter of reprimand and had his Special Forces status revoked following the initial 2013 investigation into the incident.
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Punishments ranged from a letter of reprimand to suspensions without pay for up to 45 days, Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson said in a statement.
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Critics of both parties note that Flynn's tenure in the Obama administration was marked by clashes with his superiors and a reprimand for mishandling classified information.
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"The court's reprimand of government counsel suggested to the jury—incorrectly—that the government had acted improperly and in contravention of court rules," the prosecutors wrote.
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Federer, who turned 21 this week, responded by hitting a ball into the stands, earning a reprimand but no official ball abuse call from the umpire.
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When our supervisor finally reached us on her rounds, rather than reprimand us, she decided to ditch her responsibilities too and join in on the war.
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At work, her boss would reprimand her if she were to work without wearing makeup or even wearing a slightly less full set of fake eyelashes.
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"We need to be cautious when generalizing to real-world dishonesty that is typically associated with threats of reprimand" or damage to someone's reputation, he said.
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Of the 102 complaints that had been resolved when the data were published, only three resulted in discipline, defined as "reprimand" or "suspension" of the judge.
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The device also offers digital zoom and two-way audio — so I could listen to Rocket and reprimand him, if necessary — with very little lag time.
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Michael Perozeni, a more junior officer who had received much of the public blame for the mission received word from the Army: His reprimand was rescinded.
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Because of this, the chief warrant officer's letter of reprimand faulted him for the inaccurate mission plan that helped launch the first of the three missions.
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It has not managed to do that in recent years but if it started to let debt balloon, the Commission could reprimand it and issue fines.
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John Campbell, who is now retired, took action against 12 of the 16, including suspension, removal from command, letters of reprimand, formal counseling, and extensive retraining.
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Vettel already has one driving reprimand, imposed at the Monaco Grand Prix in May for crossing the yellow line at the pit lane exit during qualifying.
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The Army will not court-martial its three soldiers involved, opting instead to issue general officer memorandums of reprimand, service spokeswoman Adrienne Combs told the Post.
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Again, oddly, a black single mother is the catalyst for institutional reprimand — although in this case for the protagonist's failure to be harsh enough with her.
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Four days later, an official reprimand issued to Cummins on February 4, indicated that Elizabeth had been in his classroom for a half-hour earlier that day.
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Kevin Engel will receive a severe reprimand and a fine of 100,000 pounds while David Barnes and Joanne Kearns will be fined 70,000 and 60,000 pounds respectively.
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Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) has issued a stern reprimand to Facebook over today's revelation that 50 million users had their access token stolen by a hacker.
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Dr. Li overcame the reprimand by later posting his story publicly, and then, with tragic irony, he acquired the coronavirus himself and has now died from it.
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He would reprimand Martin for talking too much, and then snidely add that he liked his work better the day before, when Martin had his shirt off.
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Carson told ABC News that the school has no plans to remove Thole from the program, but has placed a letter of reprimand in her personnel file.
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In her blog post, Fowler alleged that managers and human resource workers at the company did not reprimand her male manager after she received unwanted sexual advances.
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Still, despite the change in the federal guidelines, Raschkovsky plans to keep giving patients that classic dentist's bargain: Floss, or face a reprimand at your next visit.
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Animal welfare officials appointed in 2002 by British Dressage witnessed riders punishing their horses in the arena by forcefully pulling on their bridles, without fear of reprimand.
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Many asset managers were forced to cut their dividend payout ratios lately, partly in response to falling returns, but also following the public reprimand from the FSA.
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Wright had heard from some of the guards that they'd had to reprimand the boy on previous visits for comportment—for, say, wearing his jeans too low.
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Earlier this summer, Chance the Rapper took to Twitter to reprimand Fortnite, the wildly popular video game, for its appropriation of dances created by hip-hop artists.
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If wrongdoing is found, penalties range from a public reprimand to revocation of an individual's certificate to practice in the industry for a minimum of a year.
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League rules prohibit use of cellphones during games and call for a suspension or fine, and Johnson got both a fine and a reprimand from his coach.
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"Thus, it could be argued that the House chose a weaker reprimand for the President," the Congressional Research Service wrote last year in a report on censure.
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New York (CNN)North Korea has been slammed with its toughest sanctions ever in a harsh international reprimand to the rogue state's repeated nuclear and missile tests.
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We see her first meeting with Captain Georgiou seven years prior, in which Sarek has to reprimand her for being rude after introducing Burnham as his ward.
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Judicial council reviews can result in the censure or reprimand of federal judges, and in extremely rare cases, a referral to the House of Representatives for impeachment.
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Medvedev said he deserved the reprimand from the umpire and that while he expected to be fined by the tour, he did not anticipate further disciplinary action.
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The non-driving reprimand for the rules breach, as opposed to one handed out for something that happened on the track, was Vettel's first of the season.
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"There are a lot of statements that say white supremacy is terrible but they don't say 'hey Mr. President'" and reprimand the president by name, said Heye.
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London (CNN Business)The BBC faces a growing backlash and calls to overturn its decision to reprimand an anchor for her comments about US President Donald Trump.
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At the same time, the need for this legislative reprimand lays bare flaws in the National Emergencies Act, which Congress passed in 1976 to restrain executive power.
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Of the substantiated cases, 65 service members received disciplinary action ranging from letters of reprimand to life imprisonment — including 26 who were convicted at courts-martial, he said.
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Video of Toya Graham's reprimand of her 16-year-old son Michael for joining the riots went viral online after it was captured by a local news station.
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"Mulder," said Gillian Anderson, reprising her role as the F.B.I. agent Dana Scully, the look on her face instantly recognizable; part reprimand, part in-spite-of-herself affection.
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Gavin Newsom has previously sparred with Trump, but this move is consistent with how the president tries to reprimand leaders of left-leaning states, per the Washington Post.
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"We have received opinion this time from both directions, such as the reprimand was too much," Gen Oka, the general affairs officer at the waterworks bureau, told CNN.
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HHS previously indicated that US District Court Judge Dana Sabraw's order had them do otherwise, resulting in a swift reprimand from the San Diego-based judge on Friday.
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I decided to write a letter of protest to the city administration, asking the city to reprimand those responsible and to educate people about other cultures and sensitivities.
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There's no reason to wag your finger at a womxn or reprimand them for asking questions about things you have been in the press for just last week.
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Those absent from the six letters of reprimand include the two senior officers who approved the mission and who then oversaw the operation as it went fatally awry.
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Many text, or talk on the phone, or eat, or put on makeup, or argue with passengers, or turn around to reprimand misbehaving toddlers in the back seat.
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He wrote, "it's time for bullets to pepper museums," earning a reprimand from the Commissar for Education and Enlightenment, Anatoly Lunacharsky, for his "adolescent" attitude toward cultural masterpieces.
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Judge Murguia's reprimand appeared to be a rare instance of those revisions in action, said Brooke D. Coleman, a law professor at the Seattle University School of Law.
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That issue was demonstrated by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's recent reprimand and fine of a mainland Chinese bank over money-laundering enforcement concerns, according to Fitch Ratings.
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At Uber, it seems, being a top performer meant that a colleague in human resources was more likely to make excuses for poor behavior than issue a reprimand.
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There are two types of reprimand, for driving and non-driving offences, with three reprimands in a season triggering an automatic 10-place penalty for the next race.
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But if it goes forward, its punishment for Franken could range from sending a letter of admonition to recommending the full Senate reprimand, censure or even expel Franken.
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One question that arises is why no firmer sanction has been issued to the European parliament — beyond a (now public) reprimand, some nine months after the investigation began.
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It took almost 16 years for House Republicans to reprimand Steve King of Iowa for his frequent expressions of explicit racism, by stripping him of his committee assignments.
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If the company is mostly concerned with its public image and risk management then they might reprimand but not fire the employee who makes the inappropriate comment over drinks.
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Of at least two dozen officers accused of conducting illegal searches, three-quarters suffered only a verbal reprimand, the loss of a few vacation days, or a similar penalty.
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I was certain he would reprimand me, tell me I was an idiot, that I didn't know what I was doing, that I was too inept for his home.
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This indifference was clearly displayed in 2016 when he failed to reprimand senior government officials for whipping up homophobia, restricting himself to vague calls for tolerance six months later.
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For example, principals can't suspend students for three days for participating in the walkout if the district's usual policy is to give students a written reprimand for skipping class.
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" A third unidentified Senior NCO (non-commissioned officer), the one filming the ceremony, was "removed from his position as a unit First Sergeant and has received an official reprimand.
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Separately, Swiss financial watchdog FINMA said on Tuesday it had conducted "extensive investigations" into Credit Suisse's dealings surrounding 1MDB, resulting in a written reprimand for Switzerland's second-biggest bank.
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And the next time Facebook violates its users' trust—as it inevitably will, if history is any guide—Zuckerberg might get a reprimand tougher than the equivalent of detention.
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A letter of reprimand had been placed into Officer Moore's personnel file in lieu of command discipline, though such a letter cannot be the basis for docking vacation days.
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The scarcity of equipment is at a critical stage, where medical workers are being asked do something that weeks ago would have brought reprimand or even termination: reuse supplies.
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It's long been US policy to reprimand nations for using chemical weapons, let alone for doing so in the UK, which is a staunch American ally and NATO member.
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I felt as though if I was to speak or reprimand his behavior, I would jeopardize the relationship, that tenderness, the closeness that is needed in those two roles.
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On the contrary, Ms. AbuSulayman said, Saudi women in some parts of the country go without head coverings or wear them loosely, with no fear of punishment or reprimand.
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The NBA, which claims 226m fans in China, promptly apologised—only for its apology to come under fire in America, including a reprimand from Mike Pence, the vice-president.
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The lender postpones the payout of bonuses for several senior managers for up to five years after the finance watchdog's reprimand for money laundering lapses, SonntagsZeitung said, citing sources.
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Teachers say that they are required to read the day's script as written or risk a reprimand or eventual termination, and they do not have time to entertain questions.
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Bullet is a major gameplay system as well as a very good boy: he'll seek out important items, follow scent trails, and respond if you pet or reprimand him.
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After the judge's rebuke, the Education Department moved to reprimand several employees and also admonished the companies it hires to collect federal student loans, POLITICO reported earlier this month.
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The parliament received a second reprimand from the EDPS after it failed to publish a compliant Privacy Policy for the thistimeimvoting website within the deadline set by the EDPS.
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Bikes, in fact, proved controversial with this crowd, as a question about a protected bike lane on 14th Street largely devolved into a reprimand of bike safety and enforcement.
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This story was originally published on March 6, 2018, when White House aide Kellyanne Conway received an official reprimand from the Office of Special Counsel for violating the Hatch Act.
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An almost equally open reprimand, whose context made the meaning perfectly clear, was issued by Pope Francis as he spoke to reporters on a flight home from Colombia to Rome.
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Côté believes that a fine line exists: Veterinarians can point out owners' inappropriate behaviors to them, but can't reprimand an owner or vent to them and expect a positive outcome.
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"Judge Howard's decision to publicly share unflattering information about a 14-year-old rape victim, at best, reflects poor judgment," the panel said in a 2015 reprimand of the judge.
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ZTE did not take a number of actions that it said it had: the company did not reprimand employees involved in the banned sales and did not cancel their bonuses.
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But should he have been arrested and charged for being disruptive, or would school discipline — maybe even just detention or a reprimand — have been enough (if discipline was really necessary)?
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In addition to paying back a bunch of cash, ZTE promised the U.S. government that it would formally reprimand its executives and deny them bonuses for executing this illegal activity.
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Singapore's consumer watchdog hit Uber and Grab with a total of $9.5 million in fines for the "anti-competitive" merger, while the pair got a lighter reprimand in the Philippines.
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The possibility of security revocations represents an effort by Trump to reprimand former officials whom the White House accuses of "politicizing" their public service by speaking out against the president.
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An out-of-policy finding has become a serious matter in the LAPD, one that can result in anything from required retaining to a reprimand, loss of promotion, and firing.
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But by the time Trump and Tillerson sat down for lunch Thursday in the small private dining room abutting the Oval Office, Trump did not reprimand Tillerson for his remarks.
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Last year, it was cornerback Eli Apple's attitude and effort that provoked a public reprimand from his teammate Landon Collins, and ultimately led to Apple's suspension for the season finale.
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For every preacher of the virtue of social conscience, like Gina Stewart in Memphis, there are so many more pastors who use the Bible only to reprimand fornicators and backsliders.
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The Army opened an investigation but did not charge Major Golsteyn, instead stripping him of a Silver Star and an elite Special Forces tab, and issuing a letter of reprimand.
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But his examination was routinely interrupted by objections from the prosecutors, prompting Judge William H. Walls to excuse the jury and reprimand Mr. Ogrosky, who defended his line of questioning.
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"At Alphabet, diversity and inclusion activities by individual contributors have been met with a disorganized array of responses, including formal reprimand," Knapp said during the shareholder meeting, according to Reuters.
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Indeed, Mr. Morell said that he "found fault with the performance of Mr. Rodriguez" in the matter, and issued a letter of reprimand against him, though he imposed no sanctions.
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He was found by a board of inquiry to have engaged in conduct unbecoming an officer and received a discharge under honorable conditions and a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand.
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These people grant that the no-excuses style has imperfections; indeed, moments like the distressing reprimand captured in the video of Dial make it very much a work in progress.
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In January, the foreign ministry summoned Iran's ambassador to reprimand Tehran for spying on individuals and groups with close ties to Israel, calling such acts an unacceptable breach of German law.
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Should agents' behavior be found to interfere with their ability to do their jobs, they could face a range of disciplinary actions, including anything from a formal reprimand to being fired.
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"At Alphabet, diversity and inclusion activities by individual contributors have been met with a disorganized array of responses, including formal reprimand," Google software engineer Irene Knapp said during the shareholder meeting.
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After an opposing team complimented the coach for bringing both teams together for an inspirational post-game speech and prayer, the district superintendent sent Coach Kennedy a stern letter of reprimand.
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Yet, at Alphabet, diversity and inclusion activities by individual contributors and managers alike — including mentorship, outreach, and community building — have been met with a disorganized array of responses, including formal reprimand.
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Mr. Trump's attack on the parents of a fallen Muslim-American soldier has been denounced by veterans groups and has drawn bipartisan criticism, including a remarkable reprimand by Senator John McCain.
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Another official told the paper that more than 10 military personnel will face administrative action — which could range from "negative counseling" to a letter of reprimand, or even removal of command.
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The scarcity of equipment is at such a critical stage that medical workers are being asked to do something that weeks ago would have brought reprimand or even termination: reuse supplies.
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However, she despises one of her tasks: She is asked to speak to the workers she supervises only in English, and to reprimand them if they speak Spanish on the job.
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Unsuccessful resolutions of censure, reprimand, or denunciation have been introduced against presidents such as John Adams, James Polk, Ulysses Grant, Harry Truman, Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton, George Bush, and Barack Obama.
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The bank has previously said it would formally reprimand Mr. Staley, who is known as Jes, and make a "very significant compensation adjustment" to his bonus after investigators completed their work.
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In a decision handed down in 1978, the court overturned the legal foundation for the reprimand, affirming the First Amendment right of advocacy groups to advance their political agendas through litigation.
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And, to rub salt in his wound, prosecutors were actually gunning for further reprimand as he was only slapped with 200 hours of community service after paying out $450,000 in bribes.
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"So I put up with a lot from Sherlock, although sometimes the curtain comes down and I give him a bollocking," she said, using the British term for a severe reprimand.
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As well as the consent order, the Fed issued letters of reprimand to past chairs of the board Steve Sanger and John Stumpf, who was CEO when the original crisis unfolded.
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While Trump and even some Democrats have criticized the Obama administration for not speaking up enough on Russia's actions before the election, Obama did take some steps to reprimand the country.
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That antipathy for even a symbolic reprimand of Trump underscores how the president has transformed the Republican Party, in which any break with him can be seen as a personal slight.
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While Trump and even some Democrats have criticized the Obama administration as not speaking up enough on Russia's actions before the election, Obama did take some steps to reprimand the country.
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Airman 1st Class Timothy M. Wilsey's sentence also carried a dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, reduction in rank and a reprimand, Drew Nystrom, an Air Force spokesman, tells PEOPLE.
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The bank's board has concluded that he "honestly, but mistakenly" believed his actions were permissible, but issued Mr Staley with a formal reprimand and said he would take a significant pay cut.
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Facebook stayed noticeably silent in the days that followed, even as multiple publications including Mashable pressed for clarification on whether it condoned Thiel's actions or planned to reprimand him in any way.
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ZTE repeatedly told the U.S. that it was complying, but the Department of Commerce found that the offending executives were still getting bonuses, and that ZTE had never issued formal reprimand letters.
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A second opinion must be sought and the process reviewed by an independent panel, which has the power to refer cases to the authorities and to reprimand or refer doctors if necessary.
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"In terms of the Libyan transition to democracy, the international community has not felt the need to reprimand the spoilers, or sort out the civil war once and for all," he said.
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Still, the Pentagon said the independent criminal investigations tied to the photos released on Friday led to disciplinary action against 65 U.S. service members, ranging from letters of reprimand to life imprisonment.
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"Williams also said that the other officer accompanying Meyers during the incident had received only a written reprimand because he used "inappropriate language but made the attempt to de-escalate the situation.
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Health and Human Services (HHS) previously indicated that US District Court Judge Dana Sabraw's order had them do otherwise, resulting in a swift reprimand from the San Diego-based judge on Friday.
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If the committee decided a violation has occurred, it could take a series of actions, including sending a letter of admonition, recommending the full Senate reprimand, censure or even expel Franken. Sen.
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He also alleged that the reprimand interfered with his right to engage in "protected concerted activity"—essentially, his right to freely discuss workplace conditions—as defined under the National Labor Relations Act.
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In Oklahoma, aside from the shaming videos, clubs have made their own efforts to keep parents in line, including assigning game proctors to document bad behavior and even having children reprimand them.
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Unfortunately, the military has rarely taken action against those responsible for retaliation, and when it has, the action has typically been no more than an administrative reprimand, the least severe disciplinary action.
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"That both Republican senators such as myself and Democratic senators have criticized his conduct strikes me as a reprimand," Collins argued, suggesting that she thinks the president had learned from this experience.
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The oversight board, which is made up of Army civilians, will also consider Golsteyn's request to expunge a letter of reprimand issued in 2014 from his personnel record, the Army spokesperson added.
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But whether higher financial penalties will have any appreciable effect is an open question, especially for companies earning billions in profits that may view a few million dollars as a trivial reprimand.
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After hearing their rebuttal, General McMaster concluded that the "misconduct had not occurred as alleged," according to his official record of the case, and ordered the letters of reprimand to be destroyed.
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If I had presented such a document to that Brooklyn Heights judge so many years ago, she would have thrown me out of her house with no warrant and a stern reprimand.
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In the future, it's possible that Congress may pass more targeted legislation to reprimand MBS, or halt arms sales to the kingdom, although neither of those options currently seems palatable to Trump.
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Zuma wants to avoid the public reprimand he received from top ANC officials when he fired respected finance minister Pravin Gordhan in March, a decision unpopular with markets and swathes of the ANC.
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Here's his reaction to an offside penalty against the Wolverines, whose playoff hopes remain a bit murky: That eruption earned him an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, and likely contributed to the fine and reprimand.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU handed an unprecedented public reprimand to a former commissioner on Wednesday for taking allowances she was not entitled to but stopped short of legal action after recouping the money.
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But in the financial case that then also came to light, the Commission said she "did not act with the necessary diligence" — a reprimand EU officials said was the first of its kind.
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"This is a very public, unusually high-profile reprimand from a family member about the point man on public policy," said Julian Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University.
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Guinness never forgot that reprimand, and I thought of him during "Where'd You Go, Bernadette," as Fishburne, one of the finest listeners in the business, registers every syllable that flows from Blanchett's lips.
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Following the report's release, family members of those killed blasted the Pentagon for not taking further disciplinary action beyond letters of reprimand issued after the first investigation was concluded, according to ABC News.
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" The reprimand from the head of the House GOP's campaign arm was remarkable, given that King's race has grown increasingly competitive, with Cook now rating his once reliably red seat as "lean Republican.
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Lawmakers in Washington were quick to reprimand Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg earlier this year after political research firm Cambridge Analytica improperly gained access to data on as many as 87 million users.
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According to China News Service, tourism authorities in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region announced that such a plan to curb graffiti, which covers the signs on viewing platforms, is intended to reprimand vandals.
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Punishments for the 41 employees involved in the leak ranged from a letter of reprimand to suspensions without pay for up to 45 days, said an "appalled" Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson.
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During the hearings, many people tweeted #HimToo to show their support for Justice Kavanaugh and to reprimand women who they believed had made up accounts of sexual assault to destroy a man's career.
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The first time we see Moira, she bursts out of a closet to say, "John, remind me to reprimand that latch, it's being awfully moody today" before confusing her kids for hotel staff.
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Walls had been a colorful presence in the courtroom during the original trial, often making quips and film references, only to then strongly reprimand attorneys for their conduct or decisions in the courtroom.
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The bank says this reprimand will cost them between $300 million and $400 million in earnings this year, but that is less than 2 percent of its total 2017 earnings of $22 billion.
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Managers generally see such office pools as a good opportunity for camaraderie, she said, but you could be in for a reprimand if colleagues feel bullied into contribution or wrongly excluded from participating.
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I leave the service with a letter of reprimand from a three-star general and a letter of recommendation from a four-star general, neither of which anyone has ever asked for since.
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Messina, by comparison, was put on 10 weeks' paid leave in 2005 after Tepperwien's second complaint against him and was issued a letter of reprimand that warned he could be fired if misconduct continued.
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" Krzyzewski continued that, "Obviously, we will do more" to reprimand Allen, but added the caveat Wednesday night that it "doesn't mean that you have to see it or anybody else has to see it.
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The State Department will now focus on whether current employees involved in handling or sending and receiving Clinton's emails should get disciplinary action, which could range from a reprimand to losing their security clearance.
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The legislation would do three main things: Sherman's bill could completely block Saudi Arabia's plans to obtain nuclear technology from the United States, especially since there's growing bipartisan support to reprimand Riyadh over Khashoggi.
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This, of course, calls to mind the 2016 incident in which Mark Zuckerberg had to reprimand employees for crossing out "black lives matter" and writing "all lives matter" on its Menlo Park signature wall.
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Agulhas said in terms of South Africa's Auditing Professions Act, the former employee could face sanctions ranging from a light caution or reprimand to the severest punishment, being struck from the register of auditors.
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"I reprimand you for having forgotten that, in proportion as you have rendered yourself formidable to our enemies; you should have been guarded and temperate in your deportment towards your fellow citizens," Washington said.
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Among the allegations include claims that The Weather Channel knew about Yarnall and Williamson's "habitual" reckless driving, but did nothing to reprimand them and even encouraged the behavior to build tension in news reports.
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It's hard to image a successful path around the seven-year ban on the sale of U.S. products to the company imposed after it reportedly failed to sufficiently reprimand staff for flouting Iranian sanctions.
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Alazzawi said on Wednesday that Miller did not accuse Gallagher of the stabbing, or of firing on civilians, until after the care package theft was investigated and it became clear no reprimand was coming.
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"One incident, about the time that I took over as the prosecutor, she hung a giant stuffed penis in one of the attorney's offices and I had to reprimand her for that," he said.
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Anyone wondering if Alphabet might reprimand its chief legal officer, David Drummond, for a long-ago extramarital, inter-office affair that continues to be a distraction to the company, the answer seems to be . . .
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There has apparently been no reprimand from the pope, who is not shy about disciplining dissenters, and La Civiltà Cattolica's editor has promoted the article nearly every day since it was published in July.
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This week, India's junior finance minister Anurag Thakur encouraged supporters at a state election rally in New Delhi to chant slogans calling for traitors to be shot, drawing a reprimand from the election commission.
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In once incident, an agent was given a letter of reprimand after firing at a fleeing vehicle without first ascertaining where his partner was, potentially putting the partner at risk, the review board found.
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Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley apologised to the bank's staff on Monday, after the lender said it would dock his pay and reprimand him for failing to follow the lender's policy granting whisteblowers anonymity.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel is one race reprimand away from a 10-place grid penalty after Formula One stewards punished the Ferrari driver for missing the national anthem at Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix.
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"There are consequences to every vote that we take, and I accept that, but I also cannot be driven out of fear of a tweet, of a reprimand, of a cross word," she said.
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"We will address it in the same way we have handled previous incidents in which officers have made political statements in uniform, with a reprimand and a reminder of department policies," the statement read.
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In Texas, complaints become public only when an officer is punished with at least a loss of pay, meaning incidents involving cops who quit or who receive no more than an official reprimand remain confidential.
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Even though many say Turkey deserves a reprimand for its actions, there's no question that the passage of this measure would sink US-Turkey relations to an even lower place than where they are now.
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Even though many say Turkey deserves a reprimand for its actions, there's no question that the passage of this measure would sink US-Turkey relations to an even lower place than where they are now.
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The defense lawyers thought the criticism might portend a reversal and a reprimand for the government, which had trumpeted Mr. Modanlo's conviction more than two years ago as a triumph of white-collar criminal prosecutions.
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I, in any case, do not want to live in a country in which people reprimand their neighbors for failing to separate their trash, but look the other way when their fellow citizens are murdered.
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Lawmakers, family members, frustrated: Following the report's release, family members of those killed blasted the Pentagon for not taking further disciplinary action beyond letters of reprimand issued after the first investigation, according to ABC News.
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The organizers' decision to let her race — albeit by having her start before the men — earned them a reprimand from a regional athletics association that reflected the state of women's amateur athletics at the time.
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John FriedlandChicago To the Editor: When our children use offensive, obscene or racist language or degrade and put down people, we reprimand them in no uncertain terms and tell them never to repeat it again.
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Under South Africa's Auditing Professions Act, Agulhas said the former employee could face sanctions ranging from a light caution or reprimand to being struck from the register of auditors, which would be the severest punishment.
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The unnamed third NCO who filmed the video "has been removed from his position as a unit First Sergeant and has received an official reprimand," according to Haston, but will also remain in the Guard.
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The initial resolution, which some senior Democrats began drafting in the wake of her latest comments over the weekend, condemned only anti-Semitism and was seen as a direct reprimand to Omar, who is Muslim.
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Dr. Frejd, co-author of "The Digital Invasion: How Technology Is Shaping You and Your Relationships," has been known to reprimand students who shuffle along in their digital bubble when she passes in the hallways.
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" Citing another New Hampshire incident in 2015, Trump reminded his followers how mad the press was for him not reprimanding a supporter who called President Obama a Muslim: "For the press, this is a serious reprimand.
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When CEO Travis Kalanick declined to even reprimand Michael, I wrote a widely-shared story about reluctantly deleting the profoundly useful Uber app, and another about my first day of using its then-obscure rival Lyft.
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You check your electronic devices outside the room; accidentally bringing them in can trigger a reprimand, an investigation or worse -- if the violation is intentional, it could include a loss of clearance or even your job.
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"When we as a community reprimand or condemn a judge for engaging in such a holistic analysis and for exercising discretion, such efforts can have a chilling effect on judicial courage and compassion," the letter states.
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This discipline includes a letter of reprimand to one individual, suspended discipline contingent on no further misconduct for a period of five years, and suspensions from duty without pay for periods of up to 45 days.
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Clyburn suggested he would vote to censure King himself, should a vote happen, but he said that Democratic leadership favored the more toned-down reprimand because he thought it could get more support in the House.
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Unfortunately, Uber couldn't geofence the home address of every Apple employee and people working from outside Cupertino discovered fingerprinting and the geofencing, leading Apple CEO Tim Cook to personally reprimand Uber CEO Travis Kalanick in 2015.
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The action could include monetary penalties, issuance of a written order to comply, a public reprimand and a written order to mitigate or remedy such breaches, it said in a statement, without naming the financial institution.
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It's not even technically an "anti-doping" charge at all, but rather general "misconduct" for which the possible punishments range anywhere from a reprimand to expulsion—which is to say, just about anything the FA wants.
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Instead, 16 members of the American military, including a general, have received disciplinary action or adverse administrative action, including letters of reprimand, removal from command, transfer out of Afghanistan and requiring recertification in a job specialty.
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At the very least, report these actions in writing to the co-op board and the managing agent, and demand that the board take steps to reprimand the super and the doorman and ensure your safety.
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Daelene Mix, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Public Safety, which makes the final decisions on discipline for sworn officers, said that for misuse of databases, policy dictates penalties that range from reprimand to termination.
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In another case, a civilian at the Defense Threat Reduction Agency continued to misuse his card despite already receiving a letter of reprimand and a warning that his security clearance would be lost for doing so.
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Under the legislation, Shulkin would be able to reprimand or fire senior executive employees as part of a 85033-day process, while rank-and-file employees who appealed their firing would have up to 180 days.
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According to documents obtained by The Associated Press, Mr. Amiott received four letters of reprimand and one formal citizen complaint in his three years as a Euclid officer, but he was never disciplined beyond written citations.
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During many meetings in which local artists of color and allies gathered to strategize in response to the controversy, two possible approaches emerged: reprimand and correct CAM, or elevate the good work happening beyond its walls.
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A federal judge in Kansas has been given a public reprimand for "sexually suggestive comments" sent to female employees and for having an affair with a person who was on probation and is now in jail.
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Indeed, the main thing achieved by a quick impeachment vote — besides a symbolic reprimand for Trump that would soon be followed by his Senate acquittal — would be to allow Democrats to move on to other matters.
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Though Omar apologized, she has continued to face censure not just from Republicans but also from her own party: House Democrats voted on a resolution condemning hate speech that was widely seen as a reprimand to Omar.
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"Each time the Tsai Ing-wen authorities step out of line they will pay the price, like a naughty child in class getting a stern reprimand for shouting out or smashing the glass at school," it said.
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Plainfield police Captain Carri Weber, placed on leave following an incident posted online that drew national press attention, was issued a reprimand but returned to her duties by the city's board of police commissioners, city officials said.
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For its part, the NCAA doled out a potpourri of small punishments, including a year's probation for the athletic department, a two-year show cause against the student trainer, a public reprimand, and a fine of $5,000.
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Under the legislation, Shulkin would be able to reprimand or fire senior executive employees as part of a 21-day process, while rank-and-file employees would only have up to 180 days to appeal their firing.
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MUELLER TEAM PUTS ITS FOOT DOWN, FILES MOTION AGAINST JUDGE Video "The court's reprimand of government counsel suggested to the jury— incorrectly — that the government had acted improperly and in contravention of court rules," the prosecutors wrote.
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The reprimand of Myanmar comes despite U.S. efforts to court the strategically important country to help counteract China's rise in the region and build a Southeast Asian bulwark against Beijing's territorial assertiveness in the South China Sea.
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LONDON, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Britain's accounting watchdog has fined audit firm PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 5.1 million pounds ($6.56 million) and given it a severe reprimand after it admitted misconduct over its audit of collapsed accounting firm RSM Tenon.
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A sign on the wall noted that "loud and angry words generally indicate a weak argument," but the white noise of the city, through open windows, risked drowning out any form of speech gentler than a reprimand.
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Shoji landed illegal knees to the head on the ground without reprimand, then when Shoji tried to pour it on in the later going, he unleashed a flurry on underwhelming punches to the back of Gracie's head.
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The reprimand from the White House came after the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) sent warnings to three dozen foreign airlines admonishing them for how Taiwan, Macau and Hong Kong are referred to on their websites.
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Most of the remaining officers who were taken off the street were found to have violated the department's social media directive and will face a range of penalties from a reprimand to a five-day suspension, Ross said.
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Disciplinary action could range from a letter of reprimand that would end Lewis's future promotion opportunities or assignments, effectively ending his military career,to a decrease in retirement pay from the military upon his separation from the services.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's speech on Wednesday was meant to staunch uproar over the transfer of two islands to Saudi Arabia, but his reprimand to an audience member ignited a furor over free speech.
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Iqaluit's notoriously squalid Baffin Correctional Centre, in the territory of Nunavut, was again in the news after inmates revealed they had not been outside for two and a half months — an apparent reprimand for an increase in smuggling.
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Maine legislative leaders last month briefly considered convening a special session to reprimand LePage for the outburst, but the effort collapsed with the two parties unable to agree on whether they wanted to censure him or pursue impeachment.
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Israel's Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Sunday deploring the flag "desecration", and said it had summoned acting Jordanian ambassador Mohammed Hmaid for a reprimand and that the Israeli embassy in Amman had also issued a "sharp protest".
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Trump took to Twitter this morning to reprimand the FBI: Why this matters: Last night, CNN published a story on Trump's chief of staff, Reince Priebus, asking the FBI to talk to reporters and shoot down Russia stories.
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The U.S. Congress has opened public hearings on Kashmir, and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights has harshly criticized India's actions -- yet, there has been no overt diplomatic or economic reprimand of India.
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The attorney general could choose to indict; or he could do nothing, or just issue a reprimand, which would legally allow Mr. Netanyahu to stay in the office he has occupied for a total of 12 years now.
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Opinion Columnist When a journalist for the Illinois Baptist newspaper reported in 1921 on a Baptist pastor who had sexually assaulted two teenage girls in his church, one apparently just 13 years old, he received a furious reprimand.
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A lawsuit, filed yesterday in Southern Florida District Court by former marketing head Tannen Campbell, alleges the company fostered a hostile work environment for women, and that top leadership actively obstructed attempts to alleviate the problem and reprimand offenders.
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Government spending was also within target, including in the health service, whose persistent failure to stick to its annual allocation has swallowed up most of the corporate tax windfall and led to a reprimand from the state's fiscal watchdog.
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The Columbus cops departmentally charged Wednesday — including a commander, a sergeant, a lieutenant and two arresting officers — face potential discipline of reprimand, suspension, demotion or even termination for violating rules in the sting operation that led to Daniels' arrest.
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Poland risks a reprimand under procedures known as Article 7 that have never been used before and would deal a heavy blow to its prestige, deepen its isolation in the bloc and diminish its ability to influence EU policies.
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Building off that, Ford mentioned how the board has sent others to reprimand him in the past, and we can safely assume he sent back, each time, a lifelike host to report that everything is running fine, just fine.
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The Washington Post has chimed in, too, with a silly piece by Dana Milbank and a vindictive one by supposedly impartial Federal Election Commission head Ellen Weintraub, who voted to reprimand Trump the day before her rant was published.
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The Navy has also said it is reviewing whether it should reprimand service members who wore red patches that read "Make Aircrew Great Again" — a play on Mr. Trump's campaign slogan — on their flight suits during the president's speech.
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In the "Sticks and Stones" article, the only context in which there was some justification for rudeness was when patient safety was at stake and someone spoke sharply to demand immediate action or to reprimand someone for a mistake.
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Before flying to Brussels where he arrived on Tuesday night, Trump again chided fellow NATO members for not contributing enough while maintaining a trade surplus with the United States, his latest reprimand on issues that are straining transatlantic relations.
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And when Luke poured out the contents of the Seavers' liquor cabinet because he was afraid drinking would cause them to act like his alcoholic stepfather, the Seavers didn't reprimand the young boy -- they invited him to live with them.
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We are here not to merely reprimand you, but to shed light on why there is such an outcry over your comments and remind you of the challenges that women face in our country and, specifically, in the music industry.
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He wrote again and again about sex as a rebuke to death and death as the great reprimand to sex, as if by smashing the two great subjects against one another he might find at last the true particles of existence.
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The tribunal did not uphold all of the SFC's claims against Moody's, more than halving the regulator's proposed HK$23 million ($2.97 million) fine to HK$11 million and directing the SFC to re-draft its public reprimand against the agency.
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Lacy Clay (D-Mo.), another member of the Black Caucus, is also welcoming the Republicans' reprimand, saying it will "expose" GOP leaders as "out of touch … with the American public" on an issue that polls well in the Democrats' favor.
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The first reprimand was because I reacted with anger over working conditions that did not feel safe or conducive to good work under the leadership of a guest director and assistant director who, in turn, were angry at my response.
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Indeed, in a period of substantial flux in the U.S.-Saudi relationship, and with criticism of Saudi Arabia's foreign policy choices coming from increasingly diverse sources in Washington, the bill might be construed as a reprimand directed at Saudi leaders.
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Mainland High School's principal Cheryl Salerno and the district's former chief academic officer Teresa Marcks received a "strong letter of reprimand" from the district's Office of Professional Standards but have yet to face other disciplinary action, the News-Journal reported.
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Cruz faced pressure early this month from Carson to reprimand campaign staff after aides circulated news reports on the night of the Iowa caucuses, which Cruz won, that gave the impression the retired neurosurgeon was dropping out of the GOP race.
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She goes on: But since that night, that day, that reprimand I have suffered from abnormal thirst— I swear it's true—and by the age of twenty or twenty-one I had begun to drink, & drink—I can't get enough.
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Why it matters: While the OGE lacks any power to reprimand Pruitt for his actions, the optics of the government's top ethics official questioning the actions of a prominent top official is significant and could push action from the White House.
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The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem said in a statement that it called in Swedish Ambassador Carl Magnus Nesser to reprimand him over what it deemed "another statement by her (Wallstrom) that attests to her biased and even hostile attitude to Israel".
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Iran will likely escape new United Nations sanctions, though the U.N. Security Council could issue a public reprimand for recent launches of what Western officials described as ballistic missiles capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, diplomats said.
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" She went on to reprimand her fellow Republicans for their role in that system: "To displace (the Democratic Party) with a Republican regime embracing a philosophy that lacks political integrity or intellectual honesty would prove equally disastrous to the nation.
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Miller makes an early misstep, when she accepts an invitation from the man who is employed to fix copier machines at the office; it earns her a reprimand from a more senior assistant when she gets back to her desk.
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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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Cleveland patrol officer Timothy Loehmann, who shot Rice; his partner Frank Garmback; and William Cunningham II could face a verbal reprimand, suspension, demotion or termination, Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson and Police Chief Calvin Williams said at a news conference Friday.
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If your goal is just to reprimand Trump for an abuse of power by impeaching him, then of course that goal will be served by, well, impeaching him, and whether it's done quickly or slowly doesn't matter all that much.
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The most recent edition of the Canadian Journalists for Free Expression's Review reported that 90 percent of federal scientists under the Harper government felt they could not speak freely about their work, and nearly as many feared reprimand for doing so.
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The judiciary has its own internal disciplinary process, which includes fact-finding and other due-process protections, and which can lead to sanctions as minor as a reprimand or as serious as a referral to Congress for possible impeachment proceedings.
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" In fact, Lewis recalled, his father had him convinced that there was a Lewis family crest with this motto: "Do as little as possible, and that unwillingly, because it is better to receive a slight reprimand than perform an arduous task.
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In a surprisingly robust reprimand for the Trump administration, the U.S. Treasury Department issued a set of sanctions Thursday citing interference in the 2016 election as part of a broader pattern of hostile actions undertaken by the Russian government against U.S. interests.
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"As well as a severe reprimand, the [disciplinary committee] has asked the Egyptian Olympic Committee to ensure in future that all their athletes receive proper education on the Olympic Values before coming to the Olympic Games," the IOC said, according to Reuters.
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I firmly reprimand her, and she sits forlornly by the door and gives me puppy eyes while I play with our dog and T. plays with P. After a while I put P. inside with T. and bring B. back outside to play.
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Still, the ECB will have blunted tools to enforce the new rules as the most severe punishment for non-compliance will be a public reprimand, according to the code, long in the making and approved unanimously by the 25-member Governing Council.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers questioned on Thursday the effectiveness of the federal court system's safeguards against workplace misconduct, saying in a letter that the recent public reprimand of a federal judge in Kansas for sexual harassment had documented "very troubling" behavior.
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Dr. Frederick also faced criticism weeks before the sit-in, when a student posted a screenshot of an email she received from him in which he appears to reprimand her after she expressed concerns about student housing and a shortage of rooms.
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"My concern is that they would want to do the least effective thing, which is send the president a resolution of reprimand or censure, urge him to reconsider and then just sort of go sideways for a week or two," Mr. Coons added.
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The reprimand of China, Washington's main rival in the Asia-Pacific region, would come despite Trump's budding relationship with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping and the U.S. president's efforts to coax Beijing into helping to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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For all the IMF's frustration over the privatisation delays, the government has pushed ahead on other reforms, the Pakistani officials said, though there is another unspoken reason why Islamabad can expect the money to keep coming with little more than a reprimand.
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A investigative panel for the state's Judicial Qualifications Commission recommended that Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Stephen Millan be fined $5,85033, suspended for 30 days and issued a public reprimand after using the slur in October 2016 while discussing scheduling with a defendant's lawyer.
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When Qaeda fighters in northern Mali destroyed the tombs of Sufi saints in Timbuktu, the group's emir in the region sent them a multipage reprimand, warning that even though they were correct in principle, their actions could inflame Muslim sentiment against them.
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Google lets David Drummond do the talking Anyone wondering if Alphabet might reprimand its chief legal officer David Drummond for a long-ago extramarital affair with a former subordinate (which recently resurfaced in a much-discussed blog post), the answer seems to be . . .
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Delivered at the time as a reprimand to a petulant player, the phrase has become a personal calling card of sorts for Owens, a tidy encapsulation of the stern-but-funny style that has made him rugby's most respected, and most recognizable, referee.
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It was dominated by bitter exchanges between the Democratic House managers and the president's legal defense team that grew so personal and hostile after midnight that they drew a reprimand from Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who is presiding over the trial.
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Former members of his unit recall that Crick had a history of heavy drinking, and by 1992 his marriage had unraveled, he was facing reprimand from his command for threatening his wife and he was probably going to be denied re-enlistment.
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Then consider that another Fox News star, Sean Hannity, brandished his licensed (and, he said, unloaded) handgun in his studio and (jokingly) pointed its laser sight at his liberal sparring partner, Juan Williams, with no apparent reprimand, as CNN reported last month.
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When Ms Harris jumped in to press Mr Sessions to say whether he had searched for written provisions that would enable him to evade the committee's questions, John McCain, a senator from Arizona, intervened and asked Mr Burr to reprimand Ms Harris for her interruptions.
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One of the candidates, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, said it would be "political suicide" to pursue a no-deal Brexit, a reprimand to front-runner Boris Johnson who said last week that Britain should leave with or without a deal by the end of October.
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"If that awareness gets distracted by thoughts of the future or past or something we've seen and we're not present, we just notice that and, without any reprimand or judgment, bring our attention back to the running and the sensations in the body," he said.
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The Intercept reported Obama dramatically expanded the drone program and covert operations, enabling any future presidents to carry on perpetual warfare around the world with no accountability, rescinded constitutional protections, and failed to reprimand any individuals for CIA torture practices under the Bush Administration.
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When some of the kids, members of the club's youth academy, start brazenly yelling the word 'gypsy' by way of support, it takes an older man to turn around and reprimand them, telling them that they are not a race – they are FC Roma Decin.
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During meetings in which local artists of color and allies gathered to strategize in response to the controversy at the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis, two possible approaches emerged: reprimand and correct the museum, or elevate the good work happening beyond its walls.
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GENEVA — The United Nations drew a sharp reprimand from one of its human rights experts on Wednesday for its failure to compensate hundreds of Roma families who were forced to live for years exposed to toxic waste in Kosovo that caused disability and possibly deaths.
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SHANGHAI, March 19 (Reuters) - A Chinese report into the coronavirus death of a young doctor reprimanded by police for "spreading rumours" when he tried to raise the alarm about the disease drew quick criticism online after it merely suggested that the reprimand be withdrawn.
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Side note: The Senate is above souvenir pens In a silent reprimand of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who signed the impeachment articles with multiple pens she then gave out as souvenirs Wednesday, the 99 senators who were present on Thursday all used the same pen.
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In that case, standard military procedures would allow for Jackson to be brought back on active duty and face a reprimand or even a reduction of rank in his retirement, which could impact his pension -- though Trump could also overturn any potential disciplinary action.
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Discipline can range from a private talking-to by the chief judge — Garland on the DC Circuit, in Kavanaugh's case — or a public reprimand to a suspension from hearing cases or, in the most serious cases, a referral to the House of Representatives for potential impeachment proceedings.
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Van Damme was speaking after Bell Pottinger appeared at a hearing before Britain's Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) in London after a complaint by the DA. The PR body will decide in the coming days whether to uphold the complaint and whether to reprimand the company.
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At that point a lot of people just reprimand the dog, not recognizing they the dog is actually giving a warning, and in doing that discipline, they're training the warning signs out of their dog; training the dog not to show those signs even though he's anxious.
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So, next time, you're hanging out in the park and the mood strikes to crack open a cold one, you won't have to reprimand yourself for removing that frog-shaped bottle opener from your key ring just because it was a juvenile relic of your college days.
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Khan's mother even called from Kashmir to reprimand her for talking about sex on TV. ("No, mum, I'm talking about [how] I don't have sex," she rejoined.) She returned to Loose Women days after her original appearance, this time alongside her husband, to discuss the uproar.
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Earlier this month, he retweeted to his millions of followers unverified videos originating from the extreme right-wing Britain First group showing purported Muslims assaulting a range of apparently white individuals – an action impolitic enough to earn a public reprimand from British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Alan Van Saun, Captain Perozeni's company commander, who was home on paternity leave during the ambush but had been reprimanded for what the investigation cited as insufficient training of his unit, this week received a permanent letter of reprimand — a document that essentially ended his career.
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The State Commission on Judicial Conduct previously issued a public reprimand to Robison for improperly jailing a man who had approached him in a restroom in 2009 and called him a "fool" after a ruling in his granddaughter's child custody case, the Austin American-Statesman reported.
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What we've learned over the past three weeks — or rather, what was confirmed for most women — is that perpetrators of sexual harassment and assault can act however they want in public as long as they show results; they expect little reprimand even if they're absolute monsters behind the scenes.
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Everyone I know is doing two or more jobs and an internship; everyone I know is Black and brown and trans and struggling, and in many ways I am more privileged than a lot of the people I know, so I reprimand myself for wanting support from them.
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Now that he has won this victory, I want him to use it to reprimand her, not just for her behavior toward the black woman in the queue but for all the wrongs her behavior represents; for the fact that it's safer to be him, and always has been.
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In a brief but scathing speech from the House floor, Representative Ayanna Pressley, Democrat of Massachusetts, spoke directly to the president, uttering his name and earning a gentle reprimand from the presiding officer, who reminded her that lawmakers are barred from personally impugning the president or other elected officials.
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The legislation, which passed by a vote of 54 to 46, is also viewed by many as a direct reprimand of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for what U.S. intelligence agencies have reported was his role in overseeing the brutal slaughter of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Amid reports that President Donald Trump revealed highly classified information to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador to the White House – which he seemingly confirmed on Tuesday – the John F. Kennedy Library revealed that the former president once had to reprimand his own mother for tangling with the country's leader.
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She also describes in great detail how Uber's HR department failed at virtually every step of the way to take her complaints seriously and reprimand or fire the harasser, noting how her superiors even went so far as to suggest she would be fired if she continued complaining about abuse.
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Kaepernick started kneeling during the National Anthem at football games to protest racism and police brutality against the Black community and people of color, eventually drawing the ire of Donald Trump himself, who pressured NFL team owners — many of whom donated to his campaign — to reprimand players who took similar stances.
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"In substantiated cases for which the available records allowed us to evaluate the imposed penalties, we determined that the outcomes generally did not consist of more than a written reprimand, title change, and reassignment in cases in which the subjects of the allegations were supervisory/senior attorneys," the report found.
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This is beyond any offense that sandals in January might allegedly cause, and yet, men behave this way without reprimand—instead, I am out of line, constantly subjected to the mindless bleating of sheep-like worrywarts who for reasons beyond me don't like seeing sandals when the beaches are closed.
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Before attending the play, Hannah sat in the principal's office of the school where she teaches, listened to her boss reprimand her for insulting other teachers in class and then opened her legs to reveal her bare vagina — a bid to shock him into silence before he could discipline her.
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And despite his yearslong conviction that Trump should be impeached and removed from office, Green said Tuesday that he won't hold it against any of his colleagues who may choose to vote against articles or — as Politico reported — potentially push for a censure resolution, which would merely reprimand the president, instead.
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The 2004 report determined that more than one in five prison employees who were found to have violated federal law or departmental policy — including falsification of government documents, unprofessional conduct of a sexual nature and endangering the safety of others — had received only an oral reprimand or no punishment at all.
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Chris Christie may soon be confronted with the thorny political decision of whether to sign into law a bill that appears to be designed, at least in part, to reprimand him personally for relaxing on a state beach in early July while state parks and beaches were shut down over a budget impasse.
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Given that the executive editor, Dean Baquet, allows political reporters like Mark Leibovich to engage in quote approval by sources such as Hillary Clinton without any reprimand whatsoever — a clear violation of a practice banned by the alleged paper of record in 2012 — don't hold your breath on a retract even being broached.
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Last month, after the Joshua Tree National Park tweeted that an "overwhelming consensus—over 97%—of climate scientists agree that human activity is the driving force behind today's rate of global temperature increase," he brought the superintendent of the park from California to D.C. just to reprimand him, according to The Hill.
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Liberty University students on Wednesday issued a reprimand against their school's president, calling his defense of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE disappointing.
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If you feel like your work could improve on some precautionary measures, or in keeping your colleagues informed, then tell your boss, or write to HR. Chances are you'll get a pat on the shoulder, rather than a reprimand, for doing so and showing your care about your organization and its people.
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While one part of the story in November will revolve around who wins control of Congress, another big issue that political observers are watching is whether Trump, with his unstable behavior and radical approach to governance, will stimulate any sort of backlash within his own party that goes beyond words of reprimand.
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Those at the gamut's other end – those who fawn over players whose comparatively modest careers are more appropriately signposted by admirable sixth-place finishes and luckless semi-final losses – will seek to reprimand anybody who dares to suggest that a footballer's career could be valued only by the number of medals stockpiled along the way.
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Economists say Pakistan can expect the money to keep coming with little more than a reprimand as Western allies, and neighbours Afghanistan and India, fear an economic meltdown would further destabilise the nuclear-armed Muslim nation of 190 million, whose fragile democracy has been crippled by years of power shortages, corruption and militant violence.
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At the same time, the party is drifting ever further to the right, embracing openly xenophobic, anti-refugee ideas (to such an extent that the Catholic bishops of Bavaria and the archbishop of Cologne, among the most powerful clergymen in the country, found themselves compelled to reprimand the C.S.U. for its un-Christian conduct).
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Beaudette's decision is not final, and the service said in a statement that it will next have an administrative panel consider whether it should reinstate the Special Forces tab and a Distinguished Service Cross — the U.S. military's second-highest valor award — and expunge a letter of reprimand Golsteyn received in connection with his case.
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Trump took the opportunity on May 25, during his first rip overseas, to once again reprimand NATO-member nations that haven't spent as much on defense as the U.S. — instead of reaffirming Article 5, known as the collective-defense clause, which states that an attack on any member is an attack on all the members, as planned.
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ZTE had previously pleaded guilty for violating US sanctions, in a deal that saw the company agree to reprimand and deny bonuses to the employees who had acted illegally — with the caveat that if it didn't, the company would be subject to a seven-year ban on exporting US products (like Qualcomm chips, which are crucial to its business).
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Omar as an anti-Semite, given that they've stood by as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has tweeted out his offensive comments and waited a decade to reprimand Rep.
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Neither Hollande nor his predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, have done anything substantial to address the chronic unemployment of young French Muslims, said to be over 50 percent; nothing to reprimand right-wing mayors who refuse to offer alternatives to pork in school cafeterias; nothing to curb the casual racism shown to young people of North African origin by the overwhelmingly white police.
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What if an official espouses or shares content related to a conspiracy theory that has nothing to do with legitimate public safety policy concerns, and makes many under their jurisdiction feel uncomfortable, but there is no clear reprimand for their blatant political maneuvering while on the job—like with Joe Arpaio (who had no "boss" per se, as an elected cop)?
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Lloyd SmuckerLloyd Kenneth SmuckerRising number of GOP lawmakers criticize Trump remarks about minority Dems Lawmakers divided over how to end shutdowns for good How to keep government running when lawmakers fail to do their job MORE (R-Pa.) introduced the Department of Labor Accountability Act to give the Labor secretary the authority to reprimand, suspend, reassign, demote or fire senior department employees for misconduct or performance.
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INGRAHAM: The I.G. report that has been delayed and is going to be coming out has now leaked, parts of it, saying that Jim Comey, the former FBI director, was insubordinate and also words liked defied authority in the way he handled his job and the Hillary email investigation, specifically at the end when he notified Congress that they were reopening the investigation, also cited Loretta Lynch in a reprimand.
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This is particularly clear in works like a 2019 painting that reads "don't do anything you could not explain to your mother," neatly printed on a lovely, bright purple plaid, which reads as an external or internal reprimand of women's sexuality, or "Disappoints" (2019) with the phrase, "Disappoints but does not disappear," which recalls failed relationships and the myriad of situations women enter into earnestly, only to be disappointed.
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Karen Tumlin, the director of legal strategy for the pro-immigration National Immigration Law Center, said she was heartened that the decision declined to reprimand lower court judges for issuing nationwide rulings blocking Trump's policies from going into effect -- as the government had asked -- and that it said while Trump's history of comments wasn't relevant in this case, it was something a court could theoretically consider when evaluating a policy.
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A violation of the Hatch Act can result in a letter of reprimand, a civil fine of up to $1,000 or the suspension, demotion or even the removal of a federal employee, with enforcement powers generally vested in the United States Merit Systems Protection Board, if a charge is raised by the Office of Special Counsel, for individuals like Mr. Scavino who is not confirmed by the Senate.
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