Sentences with phrase «stern letter»

I'm going to need you all to write stern letters to Usher reprimanding him for getting the song «OMG» stuck in my head.

Read Duval Superintendent Vitti's stern letter imploring Senators to do the right thing & Reject HB 5105 during upcoming budget conference negotiations.

That research will be crucial: An earlier effort by another company, Pathway Genomics, to create a «liquid biopsy» for cancer was greeted in September by a stern letter from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warning that the agency had «not found any published evidence that this test or any similar test has been clinically validated as a screening tool for early detection of cancer in high risk individuals.»

Like the other country cares, or is going to stop doing whatever it is your upset about because you sent them a stern letter saying «What you're doing is bad»?!? Give me a break.

(And, for what it's worth, tanking is no less prevalent than it ever was, even with the rule changes; the league just sent a stern letter to teams warning them not to be too obvious as they tank.)

In a stern letter to the UK's top 100 listed businesses he warned that persisting with excessive pay deals would be a «dereliction of duty» and could cause long - term damage to companies.

Governors Andrew Cuomo, Chris Christie and Dan Malloy of Connecticut responded by sending a stern letter to every member of the House in hopes the bill will pass before the new year.

The MTA has backed away from its plan to deploy eight of its own officers in the subway system to combat a spike in sex crimes — one day after Cuomo released a stern letter directing the agency to beef up patrol on subways.

The Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Jason Chaffetz of Utah, issued a stern letter, including a veiled threat of an investigation, to the federal government's top ethics monitor, who this week had questioned Trump's commitment to confront his potential conflicts of interest.

In a stern letter released Tuesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo directed the MTA to beef up patrols on the subways in response to a more than 50 percent spike in sex crimes.

The White House has not taken a position on the legislation, but Science has learned that budget officials asked NSF earlier this year to write a stern letter opposing the program.

Last week, Sir Michael Wilshaw sent a stern letter to headteachers who failed to stop a mass fight among pupils at their four schools.

«Additional actions and interventions as appropriate,» could amount to sending a stern letter to the principal or mandating that they watch this sock - puppet video on standardized testing.

AFT reacted with a stern letter to Duncan, saying that «teachers across the country are wondering why the secretary of education thinks that stripping them of their due process is the way to help all children succeed.»

In a stern letter to chief state school officers the Department of Education last month reviewed actions that may be taken to enforce the mandate that 95 percent of students participate in achievement assessments.

Several phone calls, a stern letter, and lots of documentation later, the problem has been solved and Ms. H is again in IBR.

Six points will get you a stern letter from the DMV warning that if you don't change your ways, you'll be sorry.

In 2015, Facebook sent a stern letter to Cambridge Analytica asking that the data be deleted.

The Internal Revenue Service may scale back a controversial audit of bitcoin users, which several Republican congressmen called «overly broad, extremely burdensome, and highly intrusive» in a stern letter to the tax authority.

Market experts say the drop came after Binance, which is one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, received a stern letter from Japan's Financial Services Agency demanding that the company register itself in line with Japanese law it wants to operate in the country.

With modern technology it won't go unnoticed for long, but it's better to sort it before you get a stern letter in the post.