Sentence examples for a severe censure from inspiring English sources
But they have also been given a "severe censure" for not paying their First Division rivals a share of the receipts from the 2 February fifth-round tie.
The tribunal had decided to impose an "exclusion from the Scottish Cup until the debt is paid in full, with no imposition of a fine but a severe censure given".
Dunfermline have already been given a "severe censure" from the SFA for not paying gate money owed to Hamilton Academical and face a Scottish Cup ban unless they make good on the debt.
Stevens won the war but faced severe censure in Washington for his means.
On his watch, officials benefiting from state tenders should expect severe censure.
Although Confucius initially escaped severe censure by Mao, in the early 1970s he became "No. 1 hooligan," the embodiment of the hated "four olds" (old culture, old ideology, old customs and old habits), a symbol of ruling-class oppression.
If they are not followed, the artist can bring upon himself the severe censure of his social group and the displeasure or even wrath of the spirit power inherent in the mask.
BP and its corporate associates certainly deserve severe censure for their failure to provide adequate safeguards for their hazardous operations, and their behavior brings to mind the recent reckless folly of the banks.
Vives' severe censure of scholastic logic derived from his own unhappy experience with the scholastic curriculum at Paris.
They birthed a distinctive school of music whose practitioners can be fiercely traditional: novel interpretations have drawn severe censure in both West Bengal and Bangladesh.
No official should have to suffer the sort of treatment that Tom Henning Ovrebo endured in the minutes after the final whistle, and Drogba's extended outburst – from which neither John Terry nor Guus Hiddink could dissuade him – deserves the severest censure, particularly since it was immediately reflected in the behaviour of the home fans, whose stunned silence quickly turned to rage.
