Sentence examples for censure for these from inspiring English sources

To escape public censure for these draconian acts, he has chained the independent media.

We use censure for those in the House.

16 17 Here, there is a clear professional duty to report concerns to the statutory authorities, and possible censure for those who do not.

Yet, few people were indicted or censured for these failings, Taylor found.

He was censured for these transgressions, and dismissed from the Navy in January 1778 after further controversies, including the fleet's failure to sail again (a number of its ships suffered from crew shortages, and also became trapped at Providence, Rhode Island by the British occupation of Newport late in 1776).

In 2005, Daniel Pick's "Rome or Death" had words of censure for the hero's treatment of his illegitimate daughter Anita.

Colonists noted with some disgust the fact that both Walker and Hill escaped censure for the expedition's failure.

His speech quieted the Conservatives and made it clear that a censure for the entire Parliament was going to be difficult for the Whips to enforce.

If anyone is to be censured for the affair, it is more likely to be one of these.

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?