Sentence examples for censure of human from inspiring English sources

Lukashenko has ruled Belarus for 22 years, and his jailing of opponents, activists and journalists has earned him the censure of human rights groups.

If tears are not immediately forthcoming, the interviewer prods them with emotive questions until they are openly weeping before the lingering camera.The popular mood is such that to grieve privately and bear one's sorrow in public with dignity risks censure for lack of human feeling and sensitivity, or to be "emotionally deformed", as Bagehot puts it.

She is working with other lawyers from Belfast, Dublin and London to persuade the European court of human rights to censure the UK over the men's treatment and to officially brand it as torture.

However, Cameron's approach has frustrated campaigners and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn who want him to censure China over its detention of hundreds of human rights activists and lawyers during Xi's visit.

Whether or not 4Chan deserves censure for enabling the proliferation of horrific content belongs to debate that also predates the internet — how much evidence of human brutality, especially when visually graphic, should be available for public consumption?

To record the actions of human beings as they are and to leave them to speak for themselves (insofar as they can) without manipulation, censure or praise.

Clinton's censure was echoed by politicians in Britain and Germany, and Catherine Ashton, the EU foreign policy chief, urged Moscow to "respect its international commitments in the field of human rights and the rule of law".

But as always with Mr. Fugard, censure of policy comes only through careful observation of its human costs.

He added that the report, overall, did not amount to censure of Mr Goodwin.

The debate over the United Nations resolution demonstrated the difficulty in marshaling international censure of Syria.

The award was interpreted as an expression of worldwide censure of Nazism.