Nonetheless, concern about avoiding conflict or censure is real among these writers.
Perceptions of self-stigma and reports of social censure have been identified among infertile women [ 58].
Not our Boris, who compared the facilities to holiday homes on the Med (save that the Olympic village has "a rosier economic future"), promised that Team GB would win enough bronze, silver and gold "to bail out Greece", and playfully censured bed-hopping among Olympic athletes.
Olympus's limited censure by the Japanese authorities set off criticism among corporate governance experts that the company had been let off too lightly.
Rangel, at eighty-four and with a comb-over, had recently endured a censure by a House standards committee, pertaining to, among other things, tax irregularities and failures to disclose income.
To have these touchstones – these vestal assistants to the man in sacerdotal white, playing out a precious midsummer rite – builds faith among those inclined to superficial mistrust or censure.
In addition, the conservatives' blatant disdain for human rights and republican aspects of governance, among other things, would inevitably invite outside censure and further complicate an already tenuous relationship.
Although further research will be necessary to fully understand these results, we hypothesize that sexual stigma may have a larger impact than HIV stigma among Kenyan MSM due to greater social censure related to same-sex behaviour.
Among the penalties the SFA could hand out are a censure, a fine or an extended signing ban.
Among the penalties the SFA could hand out are a censure, a fine or an extended signing embargo.
