Bitter about the reprimand?

They're still on your first reprimand.

Don't take your reprimand to heart.

They're gonna let me off with a reprimand.

To be honest I'm sore about the reprimand.

How are you going to reprimand a grizzly bear?

(i) Reprimand, written or oral, by a supervisory official

41. In certain instances of underperformance a letter of reprimand may be warranted.

In cases of lesser gravity, the offender may be subject to criticism and education or to a reprimand.

Those who are not in compliance will receive a letter of reprimand that underscores the implications of non compliance.

Their obligations may then call for some form of reprimand for the actions of the agents, and even for compensation.

In some cases a letter of caution or reprimand (non disciplinary measures) may be issued, if appropriate, and or the performance appraisal or special report may reflect the staff member s quality of performance.

Bush did not apologize for the attack, nor did he reprimand those who ordered it. Apparently, he believes that the chance of killing an important terrorist leader is sufficient justification for firing a missile that will almost certainly kill innocent human beings.

Addressing the deputies on 10 May 1996, the Inspector General said that 186 disciplinary cases had already been, or were being, dealt with that 36 sentences had already been pronounced, ranging from simple reprimand to termination of contract and that 46 police officers had been suspended without pay or with reduced pay.