An even two bigger thumbs down to the 22 cowardly Democratic Senators who voted with the Republicans to censure Move On, one of the most important organizations in helping restore a Democratic majority to Congress, for exercising its free speech rights.
He added that the number of times the DJ has been censured by the BBC or Ofcom could be "counted on the fingers of one hand, probably on two or three fingers".
The Senate has voted nine times to censure one of its own errant members — most notably, in 1954, Joseph R. McCarthy, who felt the sting so keenly that he drank himself to death three years later, aged forty-eight.
Liam Gallagher has been censured by one of the UK's leading mental health charities after making light of mental illness in a quip about Adam Ant.
Michael Howard, the leader of the opposition Conservatives, censured one of his legislators after she wisecracked about 20 Chinese immigrants who drowned while picking cockles, a form of clam, in northwestern England three weeks ago.
Sampling of one woman per family did not change any characteristic distribution or the average of age at censure (39.8 years, SD = 0.5 and 40.4 years, SD = 0.5, respectively, for women without and with BC).
It is his grandmother, not his father, who understands his need to escape the gossip and small-town censure (Wilson was one of Britain's first openly gay writers).
In one case, the court upheld the commission's recommended censure of Ira J. Raab, a State Supreme Court judge in Nassau County, who violated rules that prohibit judges from engaging in political activities except as part of their own campaigns.
The response has primarily taken three forms: One has been that of frustration with -- and even rejection and censure of -- the more dominant U.S. position.
The group, including La Raza, America's Voices and the AFL-CIO, will seek censure of the law from Daimler because of the impact the car manufacturer can have as one of Alabama's largest employers.
