Sentence examples for censure will be from inspiring English sources

"We don't know yet what the mechanics of the censure will be, but believe me, they'll be in place".

"I believe 100percentthatathehe censure will be issued," said Amien Rais, the speaker of Parliament, whose backing ensured Mr. Wahid's election in 1999 and who is now leading the attacks against him.

The United States, in a lower octave, and without specifically mentioning Russia, has said through its U.N. ambassador, Susan E. Rice, that "we will be on the right side of history if it comes to a vote" in the council, and that other countries' refusal to approve Syria's censure "will be their responsibility to bear".

"If France does get censured, it will be a triumph of dogma over sound economics".

If, as expected, censure is approved, Mr. Rangel will be the first member to receive such punishment since 1983, when two congressmen were rebuked for sexual misconduct with House pages.

It still goes on, of course, but anyone brandishing a smartphone will be censured.

For two years, as the House ethics panel investigated 12 charges against him -- 11 of which he was found guilty of -- Rangel refused all efforts at settlement, while disputing every charge (all of which were decided against him with no serious factual challenges, as a result of which he will be censured on the floor of the House).

In this analysis, patients will be censured at the time they discontinue or complete the study for other reasons than getting pregnant.

OS is defined as the time interval between inclusion and death from whatever cause and patients lost to follow-up will be censured at the last date of follow-up.

In return for taking evidence to the OFT, JJB was granted a "type A immunity marker", which means it will be spared censure.

A good lexicographer can only "escape reproach", whereas a bad one will be "exposed to censure" and "disgraced by miscarriage".