Lewis Lukens, the chargé d'affaires and acting Ambassador at the U.S. Embassy in London, has now added his own censure, in an interview with the BBC: "These leaks were reprehensible, they are distressing, we unequivocally condemn them".
President Bill Clinton was impeached in a lame-duck session in 1998; and Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin was censured in a lame-duck session in 1954.
United attempted to schedule a series of training games against local teams to keep Cantona involved, but were censured in a letter from the FA once the matches became public knowledge.
Nevertheless, these citizens were censured in a town meeting and removed the pole the next day.
His final paragraph was conciliatory however: "In making these remarks I have no wish to express censure in any form.
But no one disputed the account of his censuring in an online newsletter, heartwire (theheart.org) last week, the details of which heartwire said Dr. Leon had confirmed after an unidentified individual provided them.
On August 4th a junior minister from his People of Freedom party (PdL) faced a vote of censure in parliament over an alleged scheme to rig judicial and political posts.
He also responded sharply to a question about his ethical conduct, which had led to a censure in the House of Representatives.
Among Israelis, Efrat is generally considered to be more leafy suburb than "political" settlement where hard-core Zionists defy Palestinian and international censure in their quest for a greater Israel.
The commissioner, Pedro Solbes, said the euro zone's No. 2 economy, France, also faced censure, in the form of a warning that its budget deficit is getting dangerously close to the ceiling imposed by the agreement that created the euro.
