"censured" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a verb which means "to express severe disapproval of someone or something, especially in a formal statement". Example sentence: The Prime Minister was censured by the Parliament for her actions.
Nor has he been censured by the parliamentary standards watchdog.
It may strike those who recall Richard Desmond pulling out of the previous form of press regulation as ironic that one of his outlets is the first national media group to be censured by the new regulator.
Hollyoaks was censured by Ofcom in August last year for a scene in which a character was pushed under a train.
The actor censured wage inequality across all sectors but focused attention on Hollywood, supposedly a bastion of liberalism, because here even A-list female stars suffer discrimination.
The channel was censured over four reports, including one featuring a pundit, Mark Sleboda, who described the Kiev regime as a "putsch government" that came to power with the help of violent mobs which included "a number of extremists".
Staff at the hospital, which was sharply censured by Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors in 2013, said they tried to encourage her to exercise and to eat better, with little success.
Mr Sarkozy has told deputies that his cabinet reshuffle in the autumn would take account of irresponsible behaviour.For now, though, nobody has been censured.
Then last February the fund steeled itself and censured the country, warning it to improve its statistics by September or face potential suspension or expulsion.
After a meeting of SADC officials on July 20, he instead censured Ms Zulu for her "regrettable" comments.Much depends on the line Mr Zuma takes in the next few weeks.
Developed with support from the IMF, which censured Argentina for its dubious financial statistics last year, the new index put January inflation at 3.7%--the highest monthly rate recorded by the government since 2002.
Calmer water, harder task A promising alternative Reprints Related items America's stock exchanges: Trading for troubleNov 25th 2004 The insurance industry: ReprehensibleOct 21st 2004 American International Group: Shine a lightFeb 28th 2002The SEC has already censured AIG for suggesting that the PNC transaction was unique.
