Sentence examples for censure resulting from from inspiring English sources

The broadside of censure resulting from the death of Ian Tomlinson is uncalled for.

In the UK, both the report and any internal censure resulting from it have been done in private.

The CIA actions may seem like wrongdoing but they aren't criminal because... well, the law is the law, and its purpose is to protect entrenched institutions from embarrassment and censure resulting from the unsanctioned actions of individuals.

An integral component of social capital is trust, which often results from mutual obligations and exchanges or a threat of censure (Coleman, 1988; Granovetter, 1985; Putnam, 1993), and forms the basis for ties that hold individuals and organizations together (Davidsson and Honig, 2003).

The resulting sanction included a $10,000 fine (in addition to the costs of the hearing), censure, and a written agreement to refrain from these activities.

Around the world, Muslim musicians and music lovers are facing censure from conservative scholars and from militants.

After a distinguished career, he embarrassed himself by failing to pay taxes and committing other ethics violations, which resulted in a rare censure from the House.

Some New Zealand doctors are concerned about medicolegal risks and the possibility of censure from peers and society arising from research of this kind.

Harden's censure stems from his shock at what he saw as an undergraduate during "Sex Week".

The vote was along party lines, with all 196 votes against censure coming from Democrats.

Typically, the censure comes from religious authorities, or those who wrap their threats in religious language.