Likewise, two Obama administration Cabinet heads faced Hatch Act reprimands.
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It also has the power to issue fines and reprimands.
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It went something like this: A few jokes, anecdotes. Reprimands.
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"You have to be visiting someone," a nurse reprimands her.
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And attacks, reprimands and shaming will certainly not persuade anyone.
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His boss reprimands him with a slap to his head.
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Over the following months, she was given three scheduling-related reprimands.
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Sanctions can include suspension, reprimands or revocation of the teaching certificate.
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The instructor believed that his reprimands were the cause of the improvement.
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But dozens of other party and government agencies have faced similar reprimands.
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When caught, the officers were given written reprimands, and one was fined.
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Sixteen officers were given verbal or written reprimands by the Denver department.
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But James' personnel file also documented a number of reprimands beginning in 2013.
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Because of both leaders' high personal stature, their reprimands will be taken seriously.
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For the workers, it can lead to reprimands, docked pay and being fired.
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The move drew reprimands from opposition politicians at home and from leaders internationally.
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He's visibly embarrassed as she reprimands the nail technicians for not speaking English.
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Italy's populists may ignore reprimands from Eurocrats, but they do worry about the markets.
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The personnel ultimately received administrative reprimands, which were carried out at the unit level.
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The company is the constant target of reprimands from the U.S. and Chinese governments.
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"Step away," a guard reprimands her when she gets too close to a painting.
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If approved by the Army, reprimands could be issued for failures to follow procedures.
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It also promises to issue formal reprimands to its board, and revoke their bonuses. Burn.
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Two were demoted, one received a two-day suspension and two others received written reprimands.
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In fact, teacher praise tends to decline as children age, while use of reprimands increase.
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When Lara visits Bobby later, she reprimands him for letting the boys show up that way.
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Amy playfully reprimands him before sharing her own perspective after finalizing her divorce in May 2016.
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Wendy quickly reprimands Chuck for behaving like his father and using their son as a prop.
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" According to the court ruling, Mr. Eliyahu endured "reprimands, shouting, humiliation, excessive and even unreasonable demands.
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The watchdog said employees who are found to have acted inappropriately often don't face proper reprimands.
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The reprimands were first reported by The Times after a longer Times investigation into the ambush.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lamented that there are no reprimands over other forms of prejudice, for example.
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She has given me support, encouragement and gentle reprimands to let go, to resist pettiness, to forgive.
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However, while hundreds of officials were given official reprimands, only a handful were actually fired or prosecuted.
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More typically, drivers will accrue reprimands for minor infractions, similar to points on a normal driver's license.
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Europe worked out a method in January to bring in Iranian energy while avoiding American financial reprimands.
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He has also bristled at reprimands from Trump, saying that he doesn't "need this," according to the Times.
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Throughout Manafort's case, Jackson has given him and his lawyers several reprimands about their behavior during the case.
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The initial reprimands, which also singled out other junior officers and enlisted men, skipped Colonel Painter and Col.
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With his YouTube videos, which he posts under the name Spiriman, Jesús Candel especially reprimands the country's youth.
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Later, McMaster gave the two lieutenants formal reprimands, which they appealed after completing the Ranger School in 2014.
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Some or all of them were "manhandled, intimidated and arrested," the family said, urging reprimands for those officers.
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Ms. Marushevska, the customs agency head whom I appointed, said she was harassed with trumped-up official reprimands.
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Mr. Connolly is comfortable playing attack dog in the hearing room, but his aggressive tactics have also drawn reprimands.
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Congress should step in and do its job, which requires going beyond public reprimands from a handful of members.
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The penalty, however, is only imposed if at least two of the three reprimands were for a driving infringement.
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In May the regulator, which is still looking at the case, imposed eight orders for reforms and eight reprimands.
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Some other naval personnel have already received administrative discipline, essentially reprimands, but those types of actions are not made public.
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Crosby reprimands Peña and says his career is over, but Peña has beat him to the whole "career ending" thing.
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"There are administrative measures which will kick in, and these can be everything: warnings, reprimands, losing your job," Lueders said.
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The penalty is only imposed, however, if at least two of the three reprimands were imposed for a driving infringement.
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Much to the chagrin of India's armchair warriors, such polite reprimands are likely to be the limit of India's response.
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One that bears much finger pointing and verbal reprimands, including the use of derogatory terms like mutants, cyborgs, and transhumanists.
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As welcome as these reprimands are, they are ultimately meaningless if not supported with votes against the Trump administration's agenda.
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But one of them had an extensive disciplinary history, with six suspensions and two reprimands in his first five years.
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Marushevska said Nasirov had sent her three reprimands, enough to fire her, but did not go ahead with the sacking.
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When the dog excitedly jumps into the frame, Houts grows visibly angry and reprimands Sphinx by slapping him on the head.
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If kids are scolded over and over again, the reprimands can lose their effect: Walls go up, and cooperation goes down.
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Uncle Carl reprimands Will—"My son could have died because of you"—and forces him to tearfully apologize to the family.
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At the same time, doctors alerted colleagues to the outbreak in private group chats on social media, which prompted official reprimands.
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Quietly eager to assert his authority, Fred calls the women into the study — the setting of their quiet rebellion — and reprimands them.
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UBS EXPECTS TO BE SUBJECT TO REPRIMANDS AND FINES AS A RESULT OF AUTHORITIES' INVESTIGATIONS, INTENDS TO REIMBURSE AFFECTED CUSTOMERS - Q3 REPORT
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Saakashvili said Marushevska was hounded by official reprimands at the behest of another parliamentary faction leader in exchange for supporting Poroshenko's coalition.
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Force India's Perez has now collected two reprimands from two races, his first a driving offense during qualifying in Australia last month.
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Sometimes management reprimands rule-breakers with "reminder" phone calls, although as far as I know, no one has been evicted or fined.
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The Army could then conduct further investigations leading to potential reprimands over how the mission was carried out, according to defense officials.
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Teacher reprimands, on the other hand, have been found to predict -- even increase -- student misbehavior and an unwillingness to comply with instruction.
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Both incidents set off a series of reprimands and firings of top officials and several Navy-wide safety reviews and investigations. Sen.
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The Times noted in a separate story that Mathis resigned from his teaching job in January after multiple warnings, reprimands and a suspension.
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Some students, though, seem to emphasise incubation over preparation; hence their requests for more reprimands and intrusion, for supposedly improving bans and rules.
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The office has the power to investigate Hatch Act violations and determine possible reprimands, but cannot take disciplinary action itself, according to CNN.
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The taut lyricism of Lee's work, a lyricism on tenterhooks, counteracts but cannot entirely transform a world still echoing with his father's reprimands.
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Included in the initial batch of reprimands was one for Captain Perozeni, the leader of the team in Niger that came under attack.
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His disciplinary record includes a five-day suspension, seven reprimands and a two-step demotion, for making flippant comments about a fatal shooting.
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Even J.K. Simmons, as a commanding officer who reprimands the men while winking at their rebellious instincts, doesn't look like he's having fun.
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Liza, Margarita's daughter, strolls in wearing a fur coat, for which Georgiy reprimands her, saying someone could rob or murder her for it.
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While people can see you as an approachable and fun leader, they can't see you as a comrade and equal who occasionally reprimands them.
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North Korea fired a missile over northern Japan, prompting reprimands from the Japanese government and hitting Japanese and Korean stocks and the U.S. dollar.
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Others have endured worse reprimands for their physicality than this, but it underscores the value a particular look holds for women in television news.
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The A.C.L.U., in turn, challenged those public reprimands, taking Ms. Primus's case, under her name, all the way to the United States Supreme Court.
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At the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Channel 7 reported there were 52 reported cases, but zero expulsions, two suspensions and five formal reprimands.
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Whereas some private television channels are seen as eager mouthpieces, others face pressures that range from reprimands on the phone to threats and unfortunate incidents.
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Under threats of sanctions and other reprimands from the Commission, Italy was forced to scale back its public spending and cut the budget deficit down.
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The company also reprimands the researchers on their methodology: the study doesn't say if more than one draw was conducted on each finger, for instance.
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"The EU forbids us everything, punishes us, reprimands us -- and the end result is unemployment and poverty," she said during the first televised campaign debate.
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Rape is ignored while a mother reprimands her daughter; a nonbeliever is viciously attacked by the crowd; and a woman is abused by her husband.
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A year later, it approved a contract with real reforms: Short suspensions are no longer automatically downgraded to confidential written reprimands after a few years.
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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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According to his federal suit, Reho "never" received either verbal or written warnings, disciplinary actions or reprimands during his quarter-century of employment at Sacred Heart.
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Those mandated reprimands never happened and it was this that triggered the Department of Commerce's move last month to officially ban U.S exports to the company.
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Both Powell and Clinton used private email accounts during their times at the State Department, earning them stern reprimands from an inspector general earlier this year.
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Angry phone calls and subsequent formal reprimands can reinforce a sense a fear that not prescribing opioids is worse than simply giving what our patients want.
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The Justice Department's Office of Inspector General says employees who are found to have acted inappropriately often don't face proper reprimands, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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He had no reprimands in his file and had his security officer license renewed four times -- in each instance passing background checks by the state and FBI.
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In May an FSA report said it had found "serious weaknesses" in the bank's governance and demanded reforms, as well imposing reprimands and a higher capital requirement.
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Like his predecessor -- Pope Shenouda -- Pope Tawadros is not prone to public reprimands of the government, but Copts are increasingly willing to criticize both Sisi and church leadership.
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So while legislative efforts are commendable, he says, a mechanism needs to be in place that appropriately reprimands staff for violating the law—and a prisoner's civil rights.
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Most of the senators instead spent their time handing out reprimands for past failures, and bleating about how important the issue was rather than putting forward new solutions.
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Edwin J. Deedrick Jr., the officer in charge of administering internal punishments, was quickly told by Army leaders to re-examine some of the reprimands from the investigation.
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But emails obtained by the committee showed that Wells Fargo executives repeatedly submitted incomplete plans to regulators, waived off their reprimands, and misled Congress about the bank's progress.
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In its public reports going back to 2006, in fact, no censures, reprimands, suspensions or other "remedial action" occurred in most years (53, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2010, 2006).
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To test that, Caldarella's team spent three years counting teacher praise and reprimands in 151 classrooms in 19 elementary schools across the states of Missouri, Tennessee and Utah.
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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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The European Union is considering reprimands that could cost Poland voting rights within the EU, although the process to get to that point is still only inching along.
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On at least two occasions, his handling of classified information came under scrutiny, leading to informal reprimands but no charges of wrongdoing, according to reporting by CNN's Barbara Starr.
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In the end a scathing report criticizing Comey's decision to go public with investigative details of the Clinton email scandal along with appropriate reprimands is the more likely outcome.
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According to his ruling, investigations were purposely delayed to justify lesser or no reprimands, disciplinary policies were improperly applied and decisions were put in the hands of biased arbiters.
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It was the last in a string of reprimands that Mr. Valles said he had received from the bank after he complained — a response that he said constituted retaliation.
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Robert Brown endorsed earlier inquiries by the military's Africa and Special Operations commands that led to reprimands for eight Army Green Berets and a two-star Air Force general.
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The first round of inspections saw thousands of government and state enterprise officials held to account, with many given official reprimands and a small number subjected to criminal punishments.
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Despite their many reprimands of Trump's behavior on the campaign trail, Republicans are largely playing along with the president, still hoping their Faustian bargain with him results in legislative victories.
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US District Court Judge William Walls continued in his colorful reprimands of both sides' attorneys, stopping the proceedings to remove the jury five times -- once for more than 20 minutes.
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In addition to gender discrimination, her lawsuit accuses SkyWest of retaliating against her by giving her written reprimands for missing work -- absences she attributes to her anxiety over seeing him.
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Yet there are a whole lot of other countries globally that do not adhere to the same standards and they are constantly reprimanded, but the reprimands don't go any further.
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The story of a young man searching for an effective manager to work for (and emulate), the book lays out the goals, secrets, praisings and reprimands that defined effective management.
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Any driver receiving three reprimands in a season — at least two of them for driving offenses — will receive a 10-place drop on the starting grid at the next race.
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We hear him, though, laughing conspiratorially with a young female hopeful behind his tightly closed office door, or barking reprimands on the telephone to Jane (Julia Garner), his lowliest staffer.
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"We're hoping that the CRTC reprimands these giants for not complying with the spirit of the rules," said Meghan Sali, a spokesperson for digital rights group OpenMedia, in an interview.
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Companies that defy public closure orders not only risk reprimands from public health authorities, but they could also alienate their customer base as public anxieties over the outbreak continue to rise.
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The sanctions, while nothing to do with actions on the track, could have championship ramifications with three reprimands in a season triggering an automatic 10 place grid penalty for the next race.
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State Department officials said that an employee who divulges classified information in the department's unclassified network could face administrative punishments, including reprimands or in severe cases the loss of any security clearance.
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"Repeatedly, Zach Smith's conduct was met with reprimands and warnings by Coach Meyer, but never a written report, never an investigation and no disciplinary action until July 231, 211," the report said.
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Both White House social media director Dan Scavino and US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley have received reprimands or warnings from OSC for political statements on their official social media accounts.
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Though ostensibly a legal right of citizens, filming uniformed police officers has occasionally had disastrous consequences, including, but not limited to, reprimands from law enforcement officers, confiscation of private property, and unlawful arrests.
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NPR reported Friday that the Trump administration's decision to change how it reprimands nursing homes found to have violated health and safety rules has resulted in lower fines against a number of facilities.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck Inc, reeling from government reprimands over lax standards after $530 million dollar theft of digital money, said it would from Monday start repaying customers affected by the heist.
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"The ick" is that feeling you get when your boss reprimands you in front of coworkers, when a crush doesn't text you back, or a significant other says something spiteful during a pointless argument.
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On more than a few occasions, his argumentative exchanges with Musk resulted in objections from Spiro and reprimands from the judge, who became increasingly hostile to the plaintiff's attorney as the trial wore on.
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Trump, who routinely denies his campaign colluded with Russia, has nonetheless often echoed Putin's sentiment to strengthen the nations' ties, and his administration has demonstrated a reticence to hammer Russia with reprimands or sanctions.
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So far in the Stone trial, Jackson hasn't delivered any of the sharp reprimands to counsel that Ellis was known to dish out, though she clearly is on alert for anything she considers problematic.
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China's censors had allowed criticism of local officials but have begun cracking down on reporting of the outbreak, issuing reprimands to tech firms that gave free rein to online speech, according to Chinese journalists.
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Following a complicated tragedy with no clear proximate cause, First Special Forces Command issued reprimands with inaccuracies and inconsistencies, focusing on predeployment training and personnel issues, instead of operational decisions made leading up to the ambush.
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A manager of a publishing company, for example, noted that he had to fire one of his unit leaders because he could not put his political beliefs away during his shift despite a series of reprimands.
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Senior White House advisor Kellyanne Conway, White House social media director Dan Scavino and outgoing ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley have all received formal reprimands from OSC for Hatch Act violations since Trump took office.
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CARRIE GOLKIN New York To the Editor: If ever there were an opportunity to alienate young women voters, Gloria Steinem and Madeleine Albright are carrying the torch with their bewildering reprimands of young female supporters of Bernie Sanders.
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"Our past research shows that WeChat censors not only content deemed critical to the government but also a wide range of content during critical times, probably as a way to play safe and avoid official reprimands," Ruan said.
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Two years earlier, she had been fired from her dream job at a Shell refinery after enduring months of harassment — sexist comments from two male supervisors, reprimands for documenting her coworkers' mistakes, a lewd sticker on her desk.
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As a result of the two deadly accidents, eight top Navy officers, including the 7th Fleet commander, were fired from their jobs, and a number of other sailors received reprimands or other punishment that was not publicly released.
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Given the highly dramatic and consequential developments that have taken place since day one of the Trump administration, the party will be remembered for how it responds and whether it does anything beyond passing resolutions and tweeting reprimands.
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As acting bureau head, Mulvaney spearheaded the revision of the CFPB's rule on payday loans, reduced the frequency of bureau enforcement actions, and sought to give banks and lenders more flexibility to avoid severe fines and public reprimands.
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They eventually received written reprimands but kept their jobs because Randall had told an HR manager that the alleged behavior was "out of character" for the managers, according to the lawsuit, which also names the managers as defendants.
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Its first inquiry, completed in May, found "serious deficiencies in the bank's governance" and issued eight reprimands and eight actions to be taken, including setting aside money to prepare for fines and expenses associated with the money laundering allegations.
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In a further display of anger, Netanyahu summoned the U.S. ambassador to meet him during a day of reprimands delivered at the Foreign Ministry to envoys of the 10 countries with embassies in Israel among the 14 that backed the resolution.
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The order was the latest in a series of reprimands for the bank, and the first from the agency that became its regulator when MUFG switched from being licensed by New York State to being federally licensed in November 2017.
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The reprimands were meant to "ensure the leaders and sailors involved understand requirements of DoD Directive 1344.10 and give due consideration to the heightened risk that actions by service members in uniform will be perceived as an official DoD position," McMarr said.
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A city inquiry into Harrison&aposs disciplinary record following his arrest found that he&aposd had other reprimands in his short tenure in the public school system, including warnings for pushing a female student and making inappropriate comments to two other students, both in 2012.
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Data drawn from 218 colleges between 2009 and 23, obtained by BuzzFeed News from the US Department of Justice through a Freedom of Information Act request, show that there were 563 reprimands of students for domestic and dating violence cases, but just 94 expulsions.
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Some of the recurring themes: Throughout "Equity," protagonist Naomi has to walk a fine line: Acting as confidently as her male colleagues generates reprimands from her (male) boss that she's rubbing people the wrong way; holding back makes her seem like she's failing to compete.
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Deputy Chief Executive of Fairfax County, David M. Rohrer, stated in a letter in March that he had looked into Chief Stanley's examples and found that some had already been investigated, and that reprimands had been imposed when accusations were found to have merit.
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The initial report of the investigation findings is expected to be sent to General Thomas Waldhauser, the commanding general of US Africa Command who could make a decision on whether to recommend administrative reprimands and punishments for any of those involved in authorizing the mission.
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Last summer, Patrick M. Shanahan, the acting defense secretary at the time, finished a final high-level review, which agreed with earlier findings that had mostly blamed junior officers and endorsed reprimands for eight Army Special Forces members and a two-star Air Force general.
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The latest in a series of reprimands for several of Britain's biggest auditing firms, the FRC said it had also issued a 200,000 pound fine to the company's former senior partner Eric Healey and excluded him from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales for five years.
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Beijing's latest public shaming campaign - in which strongly-worded ministry reprimands are disseminated by local TV and newspapers - is its most overt attempt to bring polluters to account by exposing their infringements to wider community scrutiny, one part of the government's broader "war on pollution" launched in 2014.
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The next memorable story occurs on the set of "Independence Day," where Fox's trainer — who happens to be Will Smith — gently reprimands her for lounging by the Jacuzzi on her day off, margarita in hand, treating her once-in-a-lifetime opportunity as if it were just another job.
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"While much of the international community reprimands Duterte's anti-drug campaign, China offers its support and collaboration....China's non-interference in Duterte's anti-drug campaign may serve as a push toward a stronger tilt to China as it supports the Philippines aims of steering a more independent course," CSIS noted.
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Menendez trial Day 2: Fiery judge reprimands attorneys Brown in particular tangled with Walls at length, raising concerns that the prosecution would likely later use evidence from Lopes' email exchanges against the senator during closing arguments if the defense was not allowed to rebut with evidence of their own on Monday.
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"Repeatedly," the report said, "Zach Smith's conduct was met with reprimands and warnings by Coach Meyer, but never a written report, never an investigation and no disciplinary action until July 23, 22011," when Mr. Smith was fired after his former wife, Courtney Smith, got an order of protection against him.
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Twice, Manafort's and Gates' actions drew reprimands from Jackson that they had crossed the line of the order: once after Gates appeared in a video to raise money for his legal defense and the other after Manafort ghost-wrote an op-ed for a Ukrainian newspaper in support of himself.
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In its last annual report, MAS said it issued nine warnings and reprimands to financial institutions in 2014 and imposed financial penalties on six ranging from S$13,000 to S$700,000 ($507,320), a far cry from the billions of dollars in fines the United States has imposed on global banks for misbehaving.
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In one study, Professor Lee and the developmental psychologist Victoria Talwar compared the truth-telling behaviors of West African preschoolers from two schools, one that employed highly punitive measures such as corporal punishment to discipline students and another that favored more tempered methods like verbal reprimands and trips to the principal's office.
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Lewis B. Oliver Jr., the lawyer representing Reclaim the Records in the case in Albany, told BuzzFeed News if they win the suit and communication between the DOH and Ancestry shows there was some sort of backroom deal or improper handling of the records request, the DOH employee could be subject to some internal reprimands.
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"There is a certain kind of intellectual snobbery that comes with dismissing all art fairs as some horrible event that just sees the unfolding of a venal art world at its maximum expression," Lowry reprimands, as two bald drag queens with bright pink purses, ostensibly in the center of a fair, emerge on screen.
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So much of the rhetoric involves the superiority of white women (in the episode, Dre literally curtsies to a white lady at his job), and the inferiority of Black women (after he and Dre's boss, a Black woman, reprimands them for being unproductive, Charlie admits that Black women's attitudes are the reason he keeps some "snow" around).
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Family members of those killed and even some members of the Third Special Forces Group had expressed anger at the multiple investigations, spread out over almost two years, and lack of reprimands for high-ranking military officials, including Colonel Moses, for ordering the 11-member Special Forces team on the mission without knowing the enemy's strength.
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When an invoice reaches the basement warehouse, they reportedly have only three minutes to find and send the requested merchandise upstairs before a manager reprimands them; while an average good takes just a minute-and-a-half to deliver, Rosendo said, bulk orders naturally require more time and may take five or six minutes to complete.
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Geoffrey Corn, a 21-year Army veteran and military justice expert at South Texas College of Law Houston, told me that it's hard to know what the next steps in the probe will be, but that some of the unit leaders may end up being relieved of their command and that other members of the platoon could face reprimands or judicial punishment.
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This is a key distinction: while the OIG report reprimands Comey for his handling of his memos, it in no way undermines the actual substance of those memos -- most importantly, (1) Trump tried to get Comey to pledge loyalty to him, (2) Trump tried to convince Comey to drop the FBI investigation of Flynn, and (3) Trump asked Comey what he could do to "lift the cloud" of the Russia investigation.
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