Sentence examples for censure it from inspiring English sources

Even in the few weeks since the Disney fiasco, when you might think Time Warner would be too chastened to risk more censure, it has been caught misbehaving in Texas, where its cable company offered its employees bounties to place bogus orders for a rival Internet service offered by Southwestern Bell.

Padura said this without censure; it was a statement of fact.

If the court concurs with their censure, it will weaken the legitimacy of Mr Abe's government at a critical moment.

But while this is technically possible, given the public mood right now, neither is likely to want to risk the public censure it would bring.

By contrast, so long as Iran's nuclear enrichment program remains illegitimate and subject to international censure, it cannot serve as an attractive model for other countries.

Rocked by allegations of fraud and nepotism and by an attempt in the European Parliament to censure it last month, it has agreed to let an independent committee of audit experts with no holds barred investigate its practices.

"If France does get censured, it will be a triumph of dogma over sound economics".

Or the Vatican getting so hot and bothered about the academic treatise on sexuality that the pope censures it, causing it to shoot from obscurity to the top tier of Amazon.com's best-seller list six years after it was published.

The Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, which seems as hostile to women as the Saudi Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, spent years pondering it, then censured it on March 30 but didn't publicly release the statement until Monday.

In one case in 1998, the National Association of Securities Dealers fined a unit of Spear, Leeds $950,000 and censured it after finding that the unit had intentionally delayed reports of some trades "to secure a competitive advantage, protect its interests and maximize its profits or minimize its losses," according to N.A.S.D. records.

It sometimes chooses to censure universities it finds guilty of violating academic freedom or respect for faculty rights. .