Sentence examples for censured with from inspiring English sources

England were also censured, with Steven Caulker and Tom Ince receiving two and one-match bans respectively for their involvement in the brawl after England's late winner and sparked by racist abuse directed at Danny Rose.

Members of Parliament, in their snug cohabitations with useful journalists, are censured with a thunderous frown, as are the Metropolitan Police, who have sometimes, in return for cash or other favors, dished up succulent canapés of private information, most frequently when it involved the wrongdoings of the famous.

He was censured with his comments on The One Show and Unison called for him to be sacked.

During public addresses in his recent trips to the flood affected areas, Mr. Sharif has also been censured with chants of "Go Nawaz Go!" which sprang during Islamabad protests.

Major debate centred upon the question of whether Soviet policies in eastern Europe and Central Asia should be censured along with Western colonialism.

Hailed by the Arab world and the anti-Israel left, he has been censured by those with whom he had always identified.

Ernst & Young agreed to pay restitution and interest and to be censured in connection with its audit work for the PNC Financial Services Group, a large regional bank company based in Pittsburgh.

This is the same Frankie Boyle who makes a living from telling offensive jokes and whose vile swipe at Katie Price's young son in his Tramadol Nights series caused Channel 4 to be censured by Ofcom, with the broadcasting regulator concluding: "Frankie Boyle's comments appeared to derive humour by demeaning the physical and mental disabilities of a known eight year-old child".

Meanwhile, an advert featuring ex-Blackadder star Rik Mayall has been censured for linking alcohol with sexual attractiveness.

Across the country, judges are being fined, censured and even threatened with removal for practicing that venerable political art: exaggerating or outright lying during a campaign.

The slaughter is blamed on a fellow-student, Lord Poxe, who is censured by the Warden with the words "It was a foolish act, Lord Poxe, an act of wanton foolishness, but I do not wish to be hard on you.... Lady Emily Crane, your great aunt, you will remember, married a Mr Arthur Thorn, my grandfather.