Sentence examples for To censure for from inspiring English sources
In early April, it threatened to censure for mismanagement Vice-President Specioza Kazibwe, who is also agriculture minister, and her two junior ministers.
The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, attempted to censure Turnbull for misleading the parliament for saying he was not considering increasing capital gains tax, then back-tracking on the statement.
One delegate proposed an additional article of impeachment to censure Walker for hiring outside counsel to write a court opinion for $10,000.
In the American political debate to be a "liberal" may be to risk censure for being too close to socialism; yet in Australia the Liberal Party is essentially conservative.
More than once, AMA members tried to censure him for advertising his services, which was then considered an unethical practice for physicians.
Blaming parents for the side effects of poverty was bad enough, but to censure them for doing what middle-class people did all the time without any fear of prosecution was too much.
On Sunday, Republicans continued to censure Mr. Obama for weighing in on the Madison fight.
The 36 fire chiefs in Baldwin County here passed a resolution to censure BP for poor communications with fire crews.
One would assume that the intent of the law was not to censure preschoolers for calling classmates "broccoli head".
On March 19, a United Nations human rights meeting in Geneva will vote on whether to censure China for its continuing problems.
Many Liberal Democrats in the House are unsure whether to censure Mr Clarke for his tone and phrasing, or to support his more discriminating approach to sentencing.
