Sentence examples for censure as from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

China is carrying out a public and private campaign to thwart any rebuke and is expected to evade the censure, as it has in past years.

Instead of lapsing into self-pity, or assailing his critics, Dawkins faced the censure as he does a ball carrier — head-on.

But RBS could also face censure – as it did in 2002 – if it is found to have broken rules intended to stop money laundering.

At a deep level I was fearful, not so much of adult censure, as of possible rejection by the objects of my desire.

Those who violate the code may be censured, as was Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, the Wisconsin Republican and anti-Communist, who was cited in 1954 for "conduct unbecoming a senator," in part for his behavior toward other lawmakers.

Labor put forward a censure motion as soon as the House of Representatives sat on Wednesday, as pressure mounted on Tony Abbott to dump Johnston from the defence portfolio.

But there was no pain in the immediate outcome, because few are capable of delivering a censure with as much love as Hunter.

Koocher himself is under fire, as two of APA's staunchest critics have called for the body to censure him as well, after receiving a confidential briefing on the Hoffman report earlier this summer.

St. Peter expressed similar views, and St. Augustine of Hippo censured makeup as well, although he allowed that a woman might adorn herself slightly to please her husband if the practice was carried out in private.