Sentence examples for bring censure from inspiring English sources

His graphs on the incidence of murder show present-day tribal and hunter-gatherer cultures to be far more homicidal than even the most lethally armed developed nation, a fact that is bound to bring censure from those Pinker derides as the "anthropologists of peace".

His parents were unmarried when he was born, bringing censure from Jews on the island.

It had brought censure from many in the American Jewish community for its frank depictions of the Jewish hero's sexual longings.

The company is now down a CEO after allegations of misconduct brought censure upon its CEO, Michael Cagney, and the company's culture.

On the other hand, Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the House Republican whip, is actively fighting any effort to bring a censure resolution to the floor.

Vote counters in both parties were unanimous late tonight in predicting that Mr. Clinton's foes had enough votes to impeach him and that Democrats had no chance with a parliamentary maneuver on Saturday to bring a censure motion to the floor to stave off impeachment.

Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's Front National Party (FN), which helped UKIP bring the censure motion, was deeply sceptical.

Mr Verhofstadt said the temporary coalition with the FN to bring this censure motion was a sign of UKIP's true nature.

But prenatal clinic visits brought stinging censure from adults.

This attitude brought official censure upon him in 1963 when the "thaw" began to reverse.

The Democratic Renewal Party, which had brought the censure motion, saw its vote crumble.However, the PS's strongest defence is the disarray of the leading opposition party, the PSD.