Sentence examples for censure now from inspiring English sources

That censure now seems justified by Jeanne's failures as a mother.

Police censure should now more regularly follow the whispered scoffing of footsore pedestrians.

Although previously targeted for their links to prostitution, Nha Nghis seem safe from government censure for now, with the Communist Party's ever-morphing policies currently focused on tackling the spread of HIV.

But some of the same reviewers who had rebuked her for treading such a narrow path in the early plays now censured her for straying too far from it in this one.

For them now to censure him would be "frankly hypocritical", he said.

MOSCOW — A museum director who helped organize an exhibition of censored Soviet and post-Soviet art in defense of Russian artistic freedom now faces censure himself.

Austere European chroniclers fumed at the indulgent attitudes to gay sex in the Caliphs' courts (now the censure is the other way).Like liberal Jewish and Christian scholars in recent decades, some Muslim thinkers are now finding theological latitude.

Lawyers and victims of abuse said yesterday that the Holy See, as a signatory to the 1987 UN Convention on Torture, was now facing censure under anti-torture agreements at national and international levels.

National governments can now be censured and fined by the commission for missing fiscal targets; they have to submit draft budgets to Brussels even before laying them before their own legislatures.

Pro net-neutrality activists who — only a couple of months ago — lined up for selfies with Mark Zuckerberg on his trip to India, are now incessantly censuring him on their social media feeds.

Are we now subject to censure if we air those differences?