Sentence examples for by censuring from inspiring English sources

Heartening to see the Press Complaints Commission delivering another adjudication today by censuring the Daily Record for intruding into privacy and harassment.

On May 20th the European Parliament added its voice by censuring Italy for its treatment of gypsies.The frenzied debate that surrounded the drafting of the government's new measures has also revealed pitfalls ahead.

Pat Tillman in Afghanistan by censuring a retired three-star general for errors and deceptions and apologizing profusely to the Tillman family and the public for "mistakes, misjudgments and a failure of leadership".

Yet that is precisely what nations armed with nuclear weapons hope to do by censuring North Korea for its nuclear tests and sounding alarm bells over Iran's pursuit of enriched uranium.

Violations are punishable by censure, suspension or even dismissal, depending on the seriousness.

Cooke, though, doesn't seem like the type to be fazed by censure.

Mr Gingrich remains the only leader the party has, but Republicans have learned to keep him at arm's length; and he himself, sobered by censure and public loathing, has lost his conviction.

Perhaps the public really does just need to be educated but surely it's also possible that the unease is caused not by misunderstanding but by moral censure.

That should not prevent him from formally apologising to the Senate or being forced to do so by a censure motion.The Republicans, surely, have to be more brutal.

Juncker voiced resentment that his entire team of 28 commissioners was being put on the spot by the censure motion, throwing down the gauntlet to the far right.

By April 1954 McCarthy was being investigated in Senate hearings and by December he had been censured by the full Senate.