Sentence examples for be censured on from inspiring English sources

After two months of hearings and deliberations, the Watkins Committee recommended that McCarthy be censured on two of the 46 counts: his contempt of the Subcommittee on Rules and Administration, which had called him to testify in 1951 and 1952, and his abuse of General Zwicker in 1954.

For two years, as the House ethics panel investigated 12 charges against him -- 11 of which he was found guilty of -- Rangel refused all efforts at settlement, while disputing every charge (all of which were decided against him with no serious factual challenges, as a result of which he will be censured on the floor of the House).

Seven Fire Department officers were censured on Wednesday for failing to ensure timely inspections before a fatal fire at the former Deutsche Bank building in August 2007.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Sunday became the latest Democratic official to call for the resignation of a powerful Brooklyn assemblyman who was censured on Friday after allegations of sexual harassment.

The situation is no doubt difficult for Mr. Rangel, a proud and sensitive man, and a stark reminder of how far he has tumbled politically since he was censured on the floor of the House two years ago.

James Capel, who had been a top adviser to Representative Charles B. Rangel for more than a decade, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to failing to file tax returns, months after Mr. Rangel was censured on the House floor over his own tax problems.

They were "censured" on both counts.

U.S. Rep. Gerry Studds (D-Mass) faces reporters outside the U.S. Capitol on July 20 , 1983 after he was censured on the House floor.

All cases alive at the end of the follow-up were censured on April 1st, 2007.

38 patients (0.56%) were lost to follow-up or emigrated and were censured on the last day they were known to be alive.

On Wednesday, the commission announced that Judge O'Connor, 64, had been censured for his work on behalf of three estates, which he billed for thousands of dollars after becoming a judge.