Depending on that committee's findings, the conference may dismiss the complaint, privately reprimand or publicly censure a rabbi or suspendn or expel a rabbi.
Earlier this month, Zarif survived a challenge by seventy-five members of parliament, who wanted to censure him for publicly denouncing hard-line positions and asserting that the Holocaust was a "horrifying tragedy".
He escaped official censure, and was publicly honoured for his later work on the expedition despite the Canadian government's reservations about its overall management.
John McCain has a moral obligation to publicly censure the Clarion Fund; to denounce the inflammatory, anti-Muslim message of Obsession; and to do everything in his power to stop any further campaign activities by his supporters that have the potential to incite violence.
In 1921, however, he meddled in the crown prince's marriage and was publicly censured.
Individual firms could be barred, publicly censured, fined or forced to pay compensation to customers.
He recommended she be fined $5,000 and publicly censured by the governor for inappropriate behavior.
Two weeks ago it took the unprecedented step of publicly censuring its own ruling politburo over handling of the economy.
After two more women accused Mr. Lopez of harassment, Mr. Silver did refer the allegations to the committee, and then publicly censured Mr. Lopez on behalf of the Assembly.
In February 2004, referees rushed to his defense after the N.B.A. publicly censured him for a blown call and suspended him for three games.
A day after Ameritech service was publicly censured at a hearing in Chicago, SBC put Edward Mueller in charge of the five-state Ameritech region previously handled by Jim Shelley.
