severe reprimand

Had he been able to see more, there would be severe reprimands when they returned to base.

He called the winds, and dismissed them with a severe reprimand.

"If those above knew we entertained our friends, there would be some severe reprimands, I feel sure."

In that case, those of us who left the ship to find him will be given severe reprimands and probably lose rank.

Any other answer could draw a severe reprimand.

Dewar, though found partially guilty, survived with a severe reprimand.

Archer calls Tucker into his office and informs him of the event, followed by a severe reprimand.

Seeing us un blindfolded was enough to earn the guards a severe reprimand.

Little John receives a severe reprimand for having played unwillingly a joke on the school principal.

Sasai received a severe reprimand for leaving his bombers.

For that he had received severe reprimands.

She was quite definitely not a suitable dining companion for an army officer, and were he to be spotted it would mean a severe reprimand.

Nyborg was initially suspended from his job, but then reinstated and given a "severe reprimand".

Tev's program later crashes the station's system, resulting in Gomez giving him a severe reprimand.

He was found guilty and sentenced to six months' loss of seniority and a severe reprimand.

The stewards also investigated this incident and gave Blundell a severe reprimand for his actions.

Major Seward was convicted of negligent performance of duty and given a severe reprimand.

Members are advised, on a rule list, to eat neatly; leaving behind "a pile of peanut shells can get you a severe reprimand."

A vote is taken,' Arkady said, 'and a decision is reached to place a severe reprimand on his Party record.

It will receive a severe reprimand."

I suggest that, taking into consideration his spiritual rebirth, the severe reprimand be removed from his Party record."

In 1622 he preached a sermon against those bearing the mark of the beast, for which he received a severe reprimand.

The most severe reprimands he issued that day went to four C.I.A. officials, three of whom were already retired.

'It's certainly a breach of agreement calling for the severest reprimand,' Tarrant said gravely.