Sentence examples for In censure from inspiring English sources

The next presidential race will probably attract a more daunting field of candidates, leaving little room for a man who will then be 72 and whose House career ended in censure and disgrace.

There may also be a record broken in censure motions in the lower house if this afternoon is anything to go by as well, so after a good night's rest we will see you in the same space bright eyed and bushy tailed in the morning.

Representative Paul McHale's proposed language condemning Mr. Clinton for "deceitful and dishonest conduct that was grossly inconsistent with his constitutional obligation and sacred duty" catches the spirit that should be reflected in censure proposals being quietly drafted by Republicans and Democrats alike.

It is this third variety of heresy that J.M.M.H. Thijssen addresses in Censure and Heresy at the University of Paris, 1200-1400.

All theorists have recognized features of this practice inner attitudes and emotions, their outward expression in censure or praise, and the imposition of corresponding sanctions or rewards.

The manner by which Commodore Hopkins distributed the spoils was criticized, and his failure to follow his orders to patrol the Virginia shore resulted in censure by the Continental Congress.

Ironically, the Greeks and the Romans followed the same logic in censuring effeminate males.

Latin America mostly abstained; Europe mostly joined the United States in censuring Cuba.

Yet Hillary Clinton, the American secretary of state, has taken the lead in censuring him.

Did the Mail group not wish to be seen to be involved in censuring Telegraph editor Tony Gallagher, one of their former senior executives?

Many advocates of religious freedom applauded Clinton's remarks on blasphemy laws, but some said the report did not go far enough in censuring or proposing action against countries with a track record of abuses or persecution on religious grounds.