As the government's "voice for older people", she would probably censure that as an ageist remark; she has already picked me up for my use of the term "bag lady", though in a friendly, gently mocking way.
It is the dreary moral and intellectual emptiness of those in the community who eagerly rise to say "I am this (hashtag)," or "I am that (hashtag)," in solidarity with some identities, but then rush, hands-over-tweets, to censure that one Hindu who dares to say, simply: "I am a Hindu".
The public censure that followed seemed to some to match Hughes's own intemperance".
Lawmakers from his Peoples of Liberty party have begun to openly criticize Mr. Berlusconi, a censure that would have been unthinkable until a few months ago.
As the film shows, the S.E.C. came in for well-deserved criticism in the aftermath of the scandal, censure that continues today.
In 1979 a Vatican censure that banned his teaching as a Catholic theologian provoked international controversy, and in 1980 a settlement was reached at Tübingen that allowed him to teach under secular rather than Catholic auspices.
Regulators often treat apparent strengths, such as the higher interest rates Umpqua is able to charge borrowers, as inherently suspicious.Umpqua has shown an ability to delight customers and avoid the censure that has bedevilled its bigger competitors.
The disastrous Italian defeat at the Battle of Adwa in 1896 at the hands of Emperor Menilek II of Ethiopia earned Crispi a vote of censure that caused him to resign in March of the same year.
A string of defenders, from New York, California and Iowa, argued for a reprimand, a written rebuke of his wrongdoings, not the censure that would mean a verbal flogging in front of everyone.
President Abdurrahman Wahid dug in against his critics, brushing aside proposals that he share power with Vice President Megawati Sukarnoputri and asserting that he would offer no response to a parliamentary censure that could lead to impeachment proceedings.
