Sentence examples for censured for doing from inspiring English sources

Ironically, that's exactly what Leak's racist cartoon perpetuates, and it should be censured for doing so.

A Queens judge, the son of a former district attorney, has been censured for doing outside work handling the financial affairs of incapacitated people while he was a full-time judge.

Malema had continued to publicly sing an African National Congress (ANC) liberation song whose words included "shoot the Boer" after he had been censured for doing so because of its potential to incite racial violence.

Blaming parents for the side effects of poverty was bad enough, but to censure them for doing what middle-class people did all the time without any fear of prosecution was too much.

They will deserve, along with Mr. Trump, history's censure for doing virtually nothing to move to a more responsible energy future — and for not doing so at just the moment when the world needed the kind of leadership that Mr. Obama and his secretary of state, John Kerry and Bill Clinton and Al Goree before them), tried to provide.

The College of Physicians and Surgeons in Manitoba has censured four Canadian doctors for doing so without having any personal contact with the patients involved.

The same year, Representative Wood was formally censured by his Congressional colleagues for doing what many New Yorkers do naturally: bluntly speaking his mind.

We cannot imagine that, in the last 42 years, no other Senator has done that, but none has been censured for it.

Does he ever venture to vindicate his conduct, when censured for it?

Hobsbawm has been much censured for continuing to articulate why communists of his generation so often thought the way they did about the Soviet Union.

Welles was censured for creating public hysteria.