Sentence examples for censure until the from inspiring English sources

It was a decent excuse and it looked for a while like he might escape censure – until the team doctor informed the media that Jean-Joseph hadn't told him of the medication, or even of the asthma.

Wall St and City traders, who do so much damage and can earn more than the boss, often escape scrutiny or censure until they're fired or (rare) end up in court.

Judge Anderson has accepted the censure, the commission said.

Censure is surely the easier of the two.

Although Clinton has steadily released new music and collaborated with other artists through the years, Parliament hadn't released an album since 1980 — until May's "Medicaid Fraud Dogg," a characteristically weird censure of the pharmaceutical industry.

For example, the desire to avoid censure by the human rights commission has led China to affirm certain principles that, until the 1990's, it totally rejected.

"To censure or rebuke would open the door to censure of the week, censure of the month," Mr. Shays said.

His remark prompted censure from the sentinels of fiscal rectitude.

Censure is the commission's strongest discipline short of removal.

His gesture earned him censure in the media.

The Review received a formal censure from the faculty.