The text of the resolution of censure condemns the senator for "obstructing the constitutional processes of the Senate" when he "failed to cooperate with the Subcommittee on Privileges and Elections of the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration and acting "contrary to senatorial ethics" when he described the Select Committee to Study Censure Charges and its chairman in slanderous terms.
The removal of Sir Philip Green's knighthood after the BHS scandal is far from certain despite the tycoon's censure by MPs, according to people with knowledge of the process.
However, it is expected that Griffiths will escape with a censure from the national governing body following its own disciplinary process.
The impeachment process began in February with the passage of a first censure motion, based on two corruption charges that almost everyone agrees are beside the point.
He delivered it in response to a censure motion on February 1st, the first step in a multi-stage process to impeach him, ostensibly over a couple of financial scandals.
But there were crucial differences that have cast doubt on the dedication of Filipinos to democratic processes, and to their chagrin, Filipinos have drawn not praise but censure from abroad.
Almost certainly the process will involve major changes to the hospital's leadership, which was strongly censured by the CQC.
In 1954, Senator Joseph McCarthy was censured by the Senate, 67 22, for bringing it "into dishonor and disrepute" and obstructing the constitutional process.
And she faced uncomfortable questions last month over the integrity of a redistricting process that appeared to benefit Vito J. Lopez, a state assemblyman from Brooklyn who had been censured for sexual harassment.
He likens the condensed language of social media to the abbreviated forms employed by medieval scribes to speed up the process of making copies of texts, and observes that, until the 18th century, such elisions could be used without censure.
