Sentence examples for censure from the from inspiring English sources
His remark prompted censure from the sentinels of fiscal rectitude.
The Review received a formal censure from the faculty.
The event earned Hannity a tepid censure from the network.
Other political parties, however, have largely escaped censure from the court.
The U-turn led to censure from the Takeover Panel and Lord Mandelson, who was Business Secretary.
In all likelihood, Mr. Sotto will similarly escape unscathed without so much as censure from the Senate.
The DJ's no-holds-barred irreverence, which has earned him BBC Radio 1's largest pay packet, 7.3 million listeners and three Sony Radio Awards, led to yet another censuring from the broadcasting watchdog yesterday.
Nematodes buried in the agar or on the sides of the plates were censured from the analyses.
The high-level interventions follow what pro-democracy activists in Bahrain complain has been a period of minimal censure from Europe and the US of the renewed crackdown.
It had brought censure from many in the American Jewish community for its frank depictions of the Jewish hero's sexual longings.
Thus does Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad head to New York next week, planning for the fourth time in four years to strut Tehran's nuclear-weapons-seeking brand of totalitarian salvation on the United Nations stage, while we hear no resounding censure from Washington of the repression inside Iran, no official peep about regime change.
