The phrase "a statement censuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal expression of disapproval or criticism regarding someone's actions or behavior.
Example: "The committee issued a statement censuring the actions of the board for their lack of transparency."
Alternatives: "a statement condemning" or "a statement rebuking".
Mr. Silver said in a statement Friday, after the censure was announced, that "The Assembly has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to sexual harassment and we are committed to ensuring a safe and respectful workplace for all our employees".
Padura said this without censure; it was a statement of fact.
It demands a public apology, a Clipper fan protest and NBA official censure". The Clippers have released a statement saying that the team does not know if the man recorded is Sterling but that the comments do not reflect Sterling's "views, beliefs or feelings". Garcetti said through a spokesman Saturday that he condemns the "statements and sentiments" attributed to Sterling.
In the country's deeply repressive climate, the online space was a relative refuge where people could go to share ideas and opinions with less fear of censure by the authorities," Amnesty International added in a statement.
Last week, Mr. Chaffetz proposed a resolution censuring Mr. Koskinen.
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and Morgan Stanley were fined and censured by the New York Stock Exchange's enforcement division, the exchange said in a statement yesterday.
In addition, Heartland agreed to pay a $7 million fine and be censured by the S.E.C. Aaron Marcu, a lawyer for Heartland, said in a statement: "Heartland is very pleased to have resolved these issues and put it behind us".
Liberia called for the 100-nation Assembly to "vote a motion of censure against the government of South Africa or its delegate for a statement here today which was offensive, fictitious and erroneous and of which the Assembly fully disapproves".
