Word: reprimanding
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...heard what happened and a nurse resigned. The local church got involved; at the Easter service the pastor asked worshippers to "pray for the doctor and the other souls" at the medical center. Soon petitions poured in. The state medical board investigated and found nothing wrong but issued a reprimand anyway. Insurers informed the clinic it was not covered for abortions, although the only classification was for surgical abortions. Some patients dropped the clinic, and some donors stopped providing funds...
...after examining the results of a two-year federally funded study surveying doping at the Games, the White House office of drug policy has written a scathing rebuke of the IOC, blaming the committee's haphazard screening methods for the rising incidence of athletic drug abuse. The 107-page reprimand was released Friday...
...April, Brown imposed several penalties on its athletic department, including restricting the number of recruiting trips by coaches, and placing official letters of reprimand in three coaches' personnel files...
...they should suffer the penalty of the law, whether they are my son or anyone else's son," said the Prime Minister, who was stumping for instant fines for public drunkenness just days before the incident. But the police let the PM's son off with an official reprimand. Maybe because, as the daily Mirror blared in a headline, "We've all been there...
Three coaches will have an official reprimand letter placed in their personnel files. Two coaches will be required to run any source of financial aid by the Brown financial aid office. Four administrators will be reminded of how careful they need to be in overseeing the awarding of outside financial...