Sentence examples for as censure from inspiring English sources

In all likelihood, Mr. Sotto will similarly escape unscathed without so much as censure from the Senate.

Yet most bankers seem to dread damnation in the hereafter as little as censure in the here and now.

Their very haste suggests a growing embarrassment: lumbered with this ungainly process, they too would probably like to be rid of it and to settle for some swift, simple reprimand, such as censure.

A reprimand is not as severe as censure or expulsion, but it is a significant embarrassment, and in this case involved what the committee described as violations of federal law and House rules.

Instead of condemning Senator Russell Feingold's censure resolution, you might have concluded that he also knows a fact-finding effort won't happen unless something as strong as censure or an independent prosecutor (or a vote for impeachment) forces a real investigation.

"These individuals received administrative sanctions, such as censures, formal warnings or performance counselling, and/or punishment under the Defence Force Discipline Act," a defence department spokeswoman told Guardian Australia.

Losses to follow-up were treated as censured data in the analysis.

Both bodies have relatively narrow statutory powers, but – through public scrutiny of those in power – very considerable ability to criticise and censure, as well as to identify and recommend changes and improvements.

Christianity Today also reported on claims that before 2006, some of Jang's senior followers hailed him as the "second coming Christ" and encouraged this belief among new members as well, prompting censure from a Hong Kong-based group of senior evangelical theologians.

The non-summative understanding, then, considers collectives to be, like persons, apt targets for attributions of propositional attitudes, and potentially of moral and epistemic censure as well.

But he noted that the Ethics Board had already "found her guilty, and I see that as a censure".