Sentence examples similar to censure not only from inspiring English sources

In the socio-cultural context of South Asia, premarital sex is censured not only for girls, but also for boys, and consequently young people's sexual activity and sexual health information and needs remain largely unaddressed.

Intel's behavior has drawn censure not just in the United States, but internationally.

To the academy's leadership, such censure was not only an indignity but also a shove for an institution on a financial precipice.

I wonder why the UN security council has not yet censured the US not only for extending the war on terror illegally to other countries but also for using a new, remotely controlled weapon of war of doubtful international legality – the drone.

But on Friday, after the Assembly ethics committee unanimously declared that it had found credible accusations that he had harassed, groped and kissed female employees, Mr. Silver not only censured him but removed him from a key power base as chairman of the Assembly's housing committee.

Now those eyewitnesses would not only escape censure but, if they had a camera handy, could break into the hottest genre in showbiz.

"The idea that using weapons to topple a democratic government has not been censured," Mr. Santos said in an interview, "is not only stupid — it is frankly frightening".

Not only do opposition parties in parliament want to censure him.

(The name is not only derived from the Greek god of satire and censure; there is also a Herr Momus in Kafka's The Castle).

McCarthy was not only dead by 1962 but had been out of power since his censure by the Senate in 1954.

That is not only unfair to the complainant but also an unethical sleight-of-hand: editors escape censure for the worst of crimes and are punished for lesser offences.