Sentence examples for censure for such from inspiring English sources
Surely we can all agree that it is past the time for elected leaders, activist groups and the media to insist on zero tolerance and greater public censure for such discourse, and not simply for the tragedies that proceed from it.
Sutherland even gently insinuates that one might be censured for such uncollegial conduct.
The 84-year old incumbent even maintained his clout after scandals engulfed him in 2010, leading to his formal censure by Congress for such lapses as failing to pay all his taxes (an awkward mis-step for the then-chairman of the House's tax-writing committee).
PACE highlights for censure one such workaround for circumventing national privacy laws whereby certain countries — notably among the so-called Five Eyes (aka: U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, New Zealand) — share data on each others' citizens, since foreigners' privacy rights are not nationally enshrined.
For a good advocate ought not to be afraid of incurring a trivial censure for negligence, if such apparent negligence is likely to save his client.
Generals Horatio Gates and Charles Lee, activists such as Thomas Mifflin and Benjamin Rush-- even future presidents Thomas Jefferson and James Madison--risked Madison--riskeding run afoul of Washington.
By custom, civil servants are protected from public blame or censure for their advice.
Why has the party risked middle-class censure for further undermining an institution like Parliament?
Pirelli received no censure for its actions.
The report recommended official censure for only one officer: Captain Howard D. Bode.
